11 Dec 1925
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1925
Page
1
Dean urges college students to link health with study, noting body and mind influence each other. Proper rest, nutrition, and exercise boost efficiency while imbalance can cause mood and health problems. The aim is a sane balance that frees spirit for achievement and happiness.
Health Week chairman offers reflections on a strenuous campaign and urges readers to follow the health rules learned. The piece humorously notes the exhausted Health Week Committee and emphasizes lasting habits of balanced meals, sleep, and sensible health rules to sustain health beyond the week.
Review praises John van Druten play for natural plot and sane resolution. Glenn Hunter as Young Woodley and Helen Gahagan as the wife of his schoolmaster draw sympathy with restrained, humane performances. English school life details and deft direction heighten the piece’s measured handling of adolescent romance.
A humorous verse riff from The Beanery on Plato and ancient Greece. It imagines a flirtatious youth jailed in old times, while Plato philosophizes and strolls with his maidens. The punchline is that a kiss or hug is dismissed as philosophy, sparing him from arrest.
Pre-Xmas gift report notes Burne Briand presenting a completed cabinet to the French President. A separate item mentions a wave or water event and a bank robbery in a Ford vehicle.
A report notes President Coolidge urging drastic limits on coal use as part of a broader energy policy. The item references anti-Volstead sentiment and tests implying sleep issues linked to toxication, reflecting era debates over reform and domestic policy.
The library announces a temporary change for weekend book reservations. Beginning Thursday December 18, patrons may reserve over Christmas vacation starting then. Friday December 18 noon deadlines apply for Friday evening and Saturday morning usage. The library closes Saturday December 19 at 7 PM and reopens January 4, 1926. Bertha Rockwell, Librarian.
The note by Wilhelmiana Hasbrouck urges women to avoid bad posture and sloppy dress as factors in attracting future husbands and securing employment. It mocks tendencies like slouching, duck feet, and head forward posture while praising composed bearing and refined appearance as crucial in social appeal.
Important notice indicates English 40 Poetry Studied by Fine Art under Professor Hubbard may be offered in the second term pending approval by the Committee on Instruction and Faculty. The freshman oriented course meets Thursdays 3 10 to 4 50 PM and may count as an elective for freshmen and sophomores. V C Gildersleeve Dean.
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