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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1912
Page
4
Critics hail Philolexian production of The Shoemaker’s Holiday as the best so far from the society with brisk action and confident performances. The cast, coached to polish, brings Tudor era humor to life, avoiding stale Elizabethan clichés and earning universal praise for their clear, lively delivery.
To the Editor the Bunlin Bulletin laments the Debating Club’s dormancy after a brief active period. The writer argues for revival, blaming the busy president and urging a willing layperson to take charge to restore the club’s usefulness and prevent enthusiasm from dying.
A Barnard student letter to the editor denounces a ticket policy that charges faculty a full dollar for junior show tickets while undergraduates pay half and alumnae 75 cents. The writer condemns the charged outsider stigma and urges colleges to adopt a more natural, respectful relation between faculty and students.
A fragment notes the obsession with food at parties as crucial to entertainments, urging less use of the term cats. A Romance Club meeting features a humor sketch where Prof C greets Prof W with a loaded remark and a box of books.
The Undergraduates elected to the Fraternity Investigation Committee were announced last week though space limits prevented listing the full panel. The slate includes Dean Gildersleeve, Dr. Baldwin, Dr. Braun, Mrs. Haskell, Miss Weeks, alumnae Miss Chase, Mrs. Mullan, and undergraduates Edith Rosenblatt 1913 Priscilla Lockwood 1913 Dorothy Herod 1914 Louise Fox 1914.
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