Editorial Building Castles in a New Year
The Bulletin enters a fresh year with high hopes and a choice of paths. It may mirror campus opinion or blaze a bolder course, risking storms for greater influence as editors guide its direction. The piece argues for using the paper’s power rather than letting it drift.
Barnard Elective Blank Filing Rules For 1928
The registrar reminds juniors seniors and transfers to file elective blanks by May 4 1928 after 4 PM with fines for late or summer filings. Attendance at April meetings is compulsory with details for new and old curricula senior transfers and sophomores outlined. Summer session forms and transfer plans must also be filed and coordinated with advisers and the registrar.
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Uder
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Anna
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College elects new Represented Assembly members
The college elected representatives to the Assembly for 1928 1929 on Wednesday April 4. The new members include Ameliahbele Evelyn Atkinson Virginia Cook Betty Dublin Margaret Fuller Hoyt Iona MacLean Zengards dis Schlosser Ruth Phelma Ros.
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Ameliahbele
Evelyn Atkinson
Virginia Cook
Betty Dublin
Margaret Luller
Hoyt
Iona MacLean
Zengards
Dis Schlosser
Ruth Phelma Ros
Twelve Thousand drama probes loyalty and freedom on stage
A critique of Bruno Frank Twelve Thousand portrays a petty German state during the American Revolution as a prince plots to ship twelve thousand subjects to England. Piderit defies a traitorous signal and the Baroness as freedom and equality appeal in America.
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Piderit
Ile
Spandenburg
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Audi
Bulletin editors vow to mold opinion rather than follow
The Bulletin will not always stand with the majority or follow the beaten path. It aims to shape public thought by sometimes agreeing with the majority, sometimes backing the minority, and sometimes standing alone. The editors pledge to pursue this course in the coming year.
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