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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1935
Page
5
The Inte’ conjunnction Forum will convene this afternoon in College Parlor with the Current Events Club and College Relations Club to discuss Imperialism. Tea will be served after the meeting.
Carl S. Llewellyn Betts Professor in Jurisprudence at Columbia Law School will address the Pre Law group at a luncheon Friday in the Deans Dining Room. Attendance limited to members. Dorothy Rotwen, president, will hear from potential joiners.
Last Wednesday at five pm the race to California ended with the freshen as victors announced by Alice Olson chair A A. Scores and places show Freshmen 461 miles pacific score 346 Sophomores roaming Nevada Desert score 2611 Juniors Sacramento City California score 2945 Seniors Salt Lake City Utah score 2384 Three thousand miles was the distance to the California coast Dorothy Brauneck chair swimming suggests swimmers try crossing the Pacific.
The poster announcing Greek Games Weekend at camp on April 13 will be posted Friday at noon. All intending participants must sign the poster.
Dr. Dana discusses Russian theater noting a flat American stage and slow action while propaganda plays are not the only fare. He cites Shakespeare, Shaw, Balzac, Wells, Chesterton, and O Neill as popular, with classics like Uncle Tom's Cabin Tom Sawyer and Hiawatha also staged.
Mr. Dana notes a humorous radical take on Hamlet where the hero seeks kingship rather than death and the gravedigger replaces the graveyard. He says such interpretations are uncommon and not universally approved by Russian audiences. The article also highlights expanding children’s theatres and teachers observing responses to plays for cross cultural understanding.
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