Barnard College Student Newspaper Aids Undergraduate Association
Barnard College students publish the semi weekly issue for the college year. The April 23 1929 edition lists the editorial board led by Editor in Chief Mary Dublin and managing editors Elizabeth Benson and Margaret Ralph with assistants and reporters.
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Barnard College
Mary Dublin
Elizabeth Benson
Margaret Ralph
Elsa Traunstein
Bessie Bergner
Eleanor Frankel
No Smoking Rules Spark Milbank Campus Debate
Editorial argues rumors overstated about campus no smoking policy. Cites Barnard Hall smoking room improvements. policy largely managed by Student Government. suggests minimal restrictions and high campus freedom compared with peer colleges.
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Altho
Milbank
Barnard Hall
Raphaels
Te Deum celebrates youthful support for moral purge
In a spirited polemic, the writer lauds elders for purging vice from culture and applauds Boston for removing Drieser’s book. The piece cheers police raids on birth control and censors Well of Loneliness and other works, urging expurgation of Hamlet and Shakespeare and praising biblically guided innocence.
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Boston
Mr. Drieser
New York
Massachusetts
Elsie Dinsmore
W. Shakespeare
America
Art and Music Events of the Week and Exhibitions
A roundup of current art shows and music events including Impressionist landscapes and portraits at Grand Central Palace and Knoedler Gallery, Dutch Masters at various venues, and stage presentations of Stravinsky and Monteverdi at Metropolitan Opera House and Neighborhood Playhouse. Performers include Martha Graham, Charles Weidman, and Doris Humphrey.
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Renoir
Monet
Desgas
Pisarro
Paulin
Hassam
Lie
Stern
Chanler
Grand Central Palace
Lexington
Knoedler
Bloch
Israel
Debussy
Borodin
Cleveland Orchestra
Nik. Sokoloff
Martha Graham
Charles Weidman
Doris Humphrey
Greek Games at Barnard Should Be Cut to Save Time
A Barnard student writer argues Greek Games consume too much time and energy, yielding little personal or class value. She urges trimming events, starting with entrance, to preserve studies while retaining dance and athletics for credit and interest.
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Barnard
Sea-Gull production review laments dreary Russian drama
A critic condemns a Sea Gull stage version for overlong dreariness and uneven acting. Dor othy Sands earns laughs and nabs praise while overall production remains somber with miscast tone and bleak settings.
Tea for College Faculty by Social Science Heads
Social Science Ma Phe Senar ors hosted a Friday tea for department faculty in the college parlor on April 6. Attendees included Dean Gild and faculty from History Economics Sociology Government Philosophy and Psychology with Mr Pearson Professor Nevins Velver Burns Moley Montague Jerald and Miss Kruger present.
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Beatrice Heiman
Thelma Rosengardt
Ruth Jeanne Bellamy
Anita Jones
Bettina Peterson
Hazel Reisman
Dorothy Rasch
Mgr
Sylvia Schweitzer
Juliet Blume
Geraldine Marcus
Hilda Brandenstein
Mer
Ruth Levy
Vera Behrin
Roberta, Meritzer
Ruth Gelb
Hilda Markwood
Marge Gutknecht
Ethel Geiger Hope Hemenway
N.Y
Barnard Bulletin
Columbia University
Broadway
119Th Street
Editorial
Marsha
Noel Coward
Tchekov
Philospher
Nina
Trigorin
Konstatin
Irina
Ad Trigodrin
Semyon
Masha
Pyotr
Eva le Galliene
Dorothy Sands
Rina
Social Science
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