17 Apr 1925
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1925
Page
1
The Barnard Bulletin lists editor in chief EpitH Biumeere class of 1926 News Editor Hanna Kaun class of 1926 and reporters for the school newspaper.
The article reviews year end changes at Barnard including end of varsity athletics and focus on interclass competition and Health Week. It notes experiments in debate and the new representative student government aimed at broader participation in athletics debate and governance for individual development.
The Spring production by Wigs and Cues will present Androcles and the Lion by Bernard Shaw. The group notes previous shows like Seventeen were top hits, but this year aims for fresh, original ideas with a play not recently staged locally. Next Friday and Saturday are slated for performances.
A reader defends Greek Games coverage, criticizes Bulletin for inaccuracies and lack of critical analysis, praises Sophomore class organization and music, notes overall beauty and accuracy of judging, and laments missed timely critique while anticipating a forthcoming review.
Open competitive exams will be held by the United States Civil Service Commission to fill vacancies in the Division of Economics the Bureau of Home Economics and in the Department of Agriculture. Applications include education training experience and a thesis or publication and must be received by May 12. Applications for junior home economics specialist close May 9.
Special student tickets for Ruint the new comedy by Hatcher Hughes are on sale in Miss Weeks office. Single seat price is 1.35 dollars saving 1.40 from the regular 2.75. Ruint is Hughes second mountain play after Hell Bent for Heaven which won the Pulitzer prize last year.
The article reflects on Greek Games as a student festival where spectators glimpse a revitalized classic, highlighting beauty, color, and dramatic moments. It notes tensions between pursuit of innovation and cohesive staging, praising the Sophomore Entrance for its visual impact and individual acting quality while critiquing overlong mob scenes.
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