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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1924
Page
1
A discussion on Barnard College's culture and the value of true studenthood. The piece contrasts moralistic attitudes with intellectual pursuit, arguing for a positive, shared sense of belonging rooted in learning and active engagement rather than sentimentality. It emphasizes developing a genuine student identity and belonging to a group of thinkers.
Nancy Ann by Nancy Ann opens Monday at the Forty Ninth Street Theatre featuring Francine Larrimore in the title role. The frothy comedy charms with light whimsy and deft handling while Clare Weldon’s seasoned performance stands out. The play’s second and third acts improve with a believable theater office atmosphere, though the final act drifts with loose ends and an undeveloped love subplot.
Correspondence to the editor argues that debates in colleges are artificial. The writer criticizes the pattern where opposing sides declare proof or disproof after short exchanges and suggests deeper issues behind formal debate.
A Menorah notice announces a special meeting on Monday April 7 at 4 PM in the R.S.O. office. All who attended meetings this year or are interested in future club activities are urged to attend.
The schedule lists Greek games rehearsals and campus talks including Scott Nearing on cooperative democracy, Bertrand Russell on Europe and England’s government, Heifetz recital at Carnegie Hall, Hughes lecture on the Peace Conference, and teas and college events through April 12.
Mrs Alfred F Hess a Barnard College trustee and 1900 graduate will entertain the Senior Class at a tea on Friday at noon April eleventh. Guests to be welcomed include Helen Le Page Edna Trull Claire Musterman Nelle Weather Helen Miner Agnes Cooper and others.
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