Bear review and poems in Barnard's Christmas issue
A 1920s college literary note critiques The Bear issue from Barnard with praise for Shuttles and Spring Lyric. It highlights The Lizzie and Two Years Ago Today narratives, praising Miss Preston’s War notes and Vibrations as vivid portraits of young American life.
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Professor Baldwin
Columbia
Oxford
Columba
Barnard
Shuttles
Lizzie
The
Bear
What Shall We Think of the Bolshevist?
Dr John Haynes Holmes spoke to the Social and Political Discussion Club about Bolshevism, comparing the Russian Revolution to the French and calling Lenin’s rise a marker of new democracy. He described Bolsheviks as human, not devils, with public ownership of property and a realist ethical stance, noting Trotsky as a leading fighter.
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John Haynes Holmes
New York
Deutcher Kreis
Holmes
Napoleon
Lenine
Dr.Holmes
Russia
Dr. Holmes
Trotsky
Germany
Bolshevists
Workshop Plays at Brinkerhoff Theatre Presented by Wigs and Cues
The Brinkerhoff theatre workshop presents two one act plays by Aline Mac Mahon on November 30. The Two Sisters shows a sacrifice for an invalid mother with strong lines and capable cast. Faith explores faith, justice, and mercy in a blasphemous yet dramatic tale led by skilled performances.
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Brinkerhoff Theatre
Aline Mac- Mahon
Miss MacMahon
Fannie Hurst
Miss Mac- Mahon
Barnard
Baldwin
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