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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1920
Page
1
The Barnard Bulletin lists the 1908 editorial board and staff, notes weekly publication by Barnard College students, and quotes a bold pledge to comment on college affairs with candor. It calls for fearless pursuit of value, comparing courage to Klondike miners and urging truth over hypocrisy.
Bulletin staff defends its Senior Play coverage while denying personal attacks. They acknowledge criticism but defend frank, time evolving judgment and aim to aid the survival of the fittest in institutions. The piece emphasizes good faith and responsibility in criticism.
The Bulletin argues for raising college dramatics toward professional polish while acknowledging it may never reach professional status. It urges students to strive for higher craft, comparing to the ambition shown by college writers and editors who aim for publication.
The bulletin aims to raise dramatics standards by critiquing college plays from a professional viewpoint. It supports continuing the experiment for a time to improve the quality of theater.
A column note states contributions must be signed with full names and that names may be printed but not treated as confidential The Editors disclaim responsibility for opinions and statements in the column and reserve printing rights for signed letters.
A reader objects to a Bulletin review of Senior Pia calling it unprofessional and misdirected. The author defends Barrie’s intent in Alice Sit by the Fire and argues against elitist criticism that discourages amateur dramatics.
A reader welcomes the Bulletin’s new policy for reviewing college dramatics, praises aim for fair criticism, and argues against sloppy or padded views. The letter longs for honest feedback and rejects praise that is merely faint.
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