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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1923
Page
1
Amy S Jennies notes Barnard’s Greek Games as a lively show in New York City’s largest material country. Freshman entrance stands out with a strong crowd and a stirring moment of the dead leader’s revival. Sophomore entry relies on color, while dances lack training. Athletics impress with discus form, hurdling, chariot designs, and a double torch race.
A correspondent to the Bulletin argues a restructuring of Wigs and Cues after clashes over a preexisting formal production. He cites lack of notice, turf conflicts, unequal use of theatre and costumes, and cast changes for Sabine Women and Ruddigore. The letter urges college approval of a reorganization plan to ensure cooperation and smoother future productions.
The text lists multiple staff roles and years for a historic paper including Marcaret Meap editor in chief 1923 Marie Branot 1923 Estetre HeEtre 1925 News Editor Heren Le Pacq 1924 Eleanor Steere 1924 Evita Blumberg 1926 Cicevy AppLepaum 1924 Proof Reader Marcaret Bowratt 1923 Alice Williams 1923 Rita Lopycurne 1926.
The article argues that judging Dance Club and college organizations on a single year misreads history. It cites short sighted student perspectives, faculty control, and a failure to consider earlier conditions and efforts. It warns that snap judgments erode organizational continuity and perception.
Rumors of a Barnard College trip to England for an intercollegiate debating team fuel student interest yet draw criticism. Critics say sending three untrained speakers as mere ambassadors would be an empty, costly gesture and not reflect Barnard’s real debating strength. The piece praises student editorial work and thanks the bulletin staff.
The passage lauds a cheerful disciplined operation, praising the board for its enthusiasm and collaborative efficiency. It expresses hope successors share the same pleasant experience and satisfaction in working with the board.
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