Aileen Pelletier Reports Store From The Stat
The World 2. ma 4 bulletin regrets to announce that Aileen Pelletier have stored from the Stat.
12 Dec 1930
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1930
Page
1
The World 2. ma 4 bulletin regrets to announce that Aileen Pelletier have stored from the Stat.
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A 20th century stage piece centered on Emily Dickinson’s persona with Alison Stanly at its heart. The production highlights Miss Dickinson’s influence through a restrained, poetically charged performance, while coactors Alma Kruger and Walter Beck conspire to elevate the dramatic arc. The critic notes a climactic final scene and praises the cast for delivering quality acting despite a few pacing lulls.
A public message circulated across the campus urges students to back the university association. The notice calls for student involvement while acknowledging breaks for study, exams, and vacation periods.
Delegates from eleven women’s colleges met at Goucher College in Baltimore to debate administrative and faculty influence on undergraduate press. The discussion highlighted censorship fears, dorm rules, and dating bans, with Barnard criticizing strict university controls while others cited tight campus regulations.
The English Singers arrived Sunday to perform three joyous Yuletide programs. The ensemble sang favorites including Corpus Christi, Weve Been Working, An Acre of Land, and The Wassail Song. Bass Cuthbert Kelly read words not in the book, and the audience cheered the festive carols and folk song motets. The afternoon celebrated Christmas spirit with a warm, communal joy.
Cherubini Sunday afternoon concert by the Friends Music featured a finished interpretation of the Cherubini Requiem in C minor Overture to Lode and a Locatelli concerto Opus 2. Brahms and Bach choral numbers were also presented with centralization, the introductory section subdued, and the chorus shown with power though not always precise. The Local choir offered fine melodic lines but included unsatisfactory variations that added little value.
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