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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1927
Page
1
The piece argues that colleges nurture atheism and social issues while religion remains a focal topic for youth. It notes undergraduates show mixed interest in faith, with some adopting atheism but the writer sees the believer's case as stronger and suggests a trend toward rationalization.
A compact philosophical reflection argues belief remains a permanent human force. It warns against reducing faith to Miss Nancy’s timid pieties or a rigid rationalist’s dry skepticism, urging a balanced view of faith’s role in life.
The article discusses how junior month offers undergraduates a chance to test lasting interest in social work by observing current social conditions up close. It argues that college environments should nurture informed engagement, boosting the event’s educational value and students’ commitment to community service.
A Forum to the Editor letter from Leonard praises Barnard Graphic as witty and logical and notes a photo of him on page 6 and an item about his Broadway run suspension on page 4. He asks for clearer location details and expresses pride in print featuring his name.
Instructions directed to Miss Week's office to file by May 1 for copies of 1927 1928 officers eligibility lists and to send Margaret Booss '28 a brief account of the club's purpose and activities for inclusion in the Blue Book.
Critics find the Gregorio Martinez Sierra drama a stately but static piece set in a modern Spanish convent. Teresa, played by Josephine Hutchinson, carries the show with lively charm while Eva Le Gallienne and Leona Roberts provide muted performances as the nun and the vicaress.
Under the National Consumers League a campaign to support the Child Labor Amendment seeks signatures. Volunteers will attend social political and union meetings across the city including open meetings for outsiders. Contact Miss Hortense Reed at 15 Fifth Avenue Room 1129 Watkins 1610 for involvement.
In a rainy night scene the Editor-in-Chief's room overflows with paper and books as a tiny voice emerges from beneath. The narrator offers to help write a humorous column while Pegasus seems to wander off to another universe. The Editor grants the request, calling the author an Angel. A Sunday tea room sign promises Yeaster Dinner, prompting Oswald's wry remark about the Land of the Rising Sun.
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