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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1924
Page
1
The Barnard Bulletin weekly issue from Barnard College lists staff roles headed by Editor-in-Chief Gertrude Gottschall. It records news editors, reporters, business and circulation managers, and assistants across the 1924-25 college year.
Report on Barnard College notes an honor system supported by student opinion, with five observed cheating breaches among a student body of about one thousand. While the system works, administration and exam conduct rules are needed to maintain order and courtesy during mid year and final exams.
Review notes a pedestrian production with a detective plot and dull sets yet uplifting hero and heroine. Gregory Kelly as the bungling amateur detective and Lotus Robb as the appealing heroine give the show some charm, while a trained cat provides comic appeals.
Verdi’s Rigoletto staged by the Puccini Opera Company at McMillin Academic Theatre on December 2 with Charles Hart as the Duke Olive Cornell as Gilda Elia Palma as Rigoletto and other performers. A campus series aims to offer operatic music to Columbia students and faculty at low cost. Upcoming: The Barber of Seville by Rossini on February 24 at 8 15 PM Hansel and Gretel and Suor Angelica by Puccini on March 21 at 8 15 PM
Debates between Freshman Sophomore and Junior Senior teams addressed college growth and quality. The affirmative argued larger colleges need bigger faculties and may strain students, while the negative claimed expansion attracts varied types without changing character. Audience votes shifted after each debate.
A group of girls at Vassar College formed a Cross Word Puzzle Society to discuss and solve puzzles. President Helen Lamport explained the educational value, drawing faculty members to join students in solving cross word puzzles.
Books may be reserved on Thursday morning December 18 instead of Friday. To use books December 19 or December 20, reserve before 12 o clock Friday. Unreserved books may be taken out after 12 o clock Friday. DeAnia Rock WELL, Librarian.
Five cases have been reported this fall by students with discussions of reporting offenses to the Honor Board. The chairman urges careful, fair handling and notes the board is not a criminal court but a thoughtful student body addressing social conduct.
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