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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1927
Page
1
The Barnard Bulletin is a weekly college paper published by Barnard College students for the Undergraduate Association. It serves to report student activities and events during the academic year with breaks for vacations and exams.
The bulletin extends sincere wishes for a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to Barnard College faculty and undergraduates.
The Representative Assembly approved a motion to make the Extra-Mural Committee submit its reports to the assembly and seek sympathy and suggestions. The piece questions public knowledge of the committee’s work and praises its publicity drive as a potential real link between the college and the outside world.
The article questions whether student opinion will become a real force in government or merely imitate Soviet models. It condemns laziness in forming views on external matters among students and praises the Extra-Mural Committee for trying to illuminate this issue.
A harsh review of Sean O Caseys The Plough and the Stars by the Irish Players at Hudson Theatre. The critic finds the play a melodramatic hodgepodge with mixed unity and limited artistic merit, praising Sara Allgood for a standout Bessie Burgess performance amid a generally uneven cast.
A Social Problems Club session will present a discussion on Russia with Rexford Tugwell J Bartlett Brebner and Stuart Chase. The informal program is set for Monday December 19 at 4 pm in the Trophy Room Earl Hall. Interested students should send their names to Beatrice Heiman.
The article argues injunctions are used by the Pittsburgh Coal Corporation to crush miners organizing efforts. It cites water and power cutoffs, roof removals, and barring gatherings or church services, with railroads courts and banks aiding. It links Colorado Iron and Rockefeller interests to broader suppression and notes machine guns and tanks used against strikers.
The Inter collegiate Conference of the League for Industrial Democracy will meet December 28 29 and 30 in 301 Philosophy to debate The Student and the Social Order. Topics include capitalism on American campuses education political action and labor. Ivy Lee will speak with skits by colleges followed by a dance at Earl Hall Auditorium.
On December 7 in Room 408 a luncheon united Faculty and students. Attendees praised lively conversation from food to philosophy, with Professors Braun Huttman Mullins Baldwin and Miss Wayman Weeks among the supporters.
A preliminary conference of Youth organizations met at the Civic Club on East 10th Street to plan relief for 150000 striking miners across Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana and Colorado. A Mass Meeting is set for December 18 at 3 PM in the New School for Social Research Auditorium with speakers including Hapgood Tippett Ierich Dublin Irelkowsky Williamson Dougherty Platt. A youth conference will convene that evening to establish a permanent Youth Organization and expand relief plans.
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