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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1929
Page
1
Barnard College Students publish this semi weekly paper during the college year excluding vacation and exam breaks. It serves the interests of the Undergraduate Association and reports campus news and activities.
Editorial reflects on a year of Bulletin progress from blank pages to printed matter. It notes the shift to a semiweekly format expanding coverage and aims to create a true newspaper. Despite board sparsity the remaining editors carried the load and remain committed to quality.
A reader argues the editorial praise of a new tuition scheme misreads student effort. She cautions against labeling those with fewer courses as lazy and stresses balance between study, recreation, and outside interests during college years.
A second balcony review lauds Journey's End as a restrained, masterful trench warfare drama. Officers in a front line dugout confront danger and nerves, with strong character types, realistic treatment, and a climactic raid that heightens tension.
The tests in French German Greek and Latin for the foreign language requirement will be held Saturday June 1 at 930 am in specified rooms. Students must apply at the Office of the Registrar by Friday April 19 with no late applications allowed. Spanish may be scheduled only with prior permission. Transfers may have two trials per year.
The piece credits editors for turning a nebulous idea into a tangible semi weekly publication, praising their ceaseless efforts as the key to making the project a happy reality.
The piece notes Greek Games as the year’s key event stirring Barnard’s Sophomores and Freshmen. It emphasizes pre-contest work, tension, and learning over the actual outcome, with lasting impact from preparations rather than results.
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