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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1923
Page
1
Alice Williams 1923 and Rira Lopy Guine 1926 are cited in a fragmented list of names and dates with no surrounding context.
Walter Lippmann's idea that newspapers shape mental pictures of the world guides BULLETIN's mission. The paper pledges to report college activities, reflect diverse views on campus questions, and present a faithful picture of college life to inform and involve students.
Discussion on the project method notes that changing student attitudes is key, not just altering systems. It argues real progress comes from elevating the value of academic achievement within student culture, while cross group inquiry is impeded by tacit intergroup norms.
The Soiree Francaise drew a blend of prominent guests including the French Ambassador and patrons of note. Professional performances from Jeanne Pellini Jacqueline de Mott and others enchanted, while a college pantomime and a strong revue impressed despite a stage not ideal for interpretive pieces.
Critics clash over aesthetic merit in a humorous campus dialogue. The piece riffs on what makes poetry from scrambled eggs to potato salad and mockingly depicts student life at a university. It humorously notes class attendance, elevator lines, and springtime winsomeness amid light satire.
The Junior Class elected Helen Miner as chairman of Senior Week, Ruth Mehrer as vice president, Fanny Steingchneider as treasurer, Gilda Monzillo as recording secretary, Alice de Sola as entertainment chairman, Margaretta Weed as executive committee member, with Dorothy Fetterly and Polly Coonst named to the committee.
A regular Student Council meeting on Thursday April 19 approved Louise Rosenblatt as Editor in Chief for 1923 24 and discussed a study space plan converting the coat room in Milbank. Senior Week participation restrictions were set for those who have not paid the blanket tax and the Wigs and Cues reorganization plan was approved with changes.
The annual A A Banquet will be held May 4 at 7 PM in the Gym. Tickets are 1.25 for non dorm students. Entertainers include a Dance Club program and a Junior Show. New speakers introduce awards and the year promises improvements.
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