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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1926
Page
1
Health Week has grown from an experiment into an anniversary celebrated at Barnard. It emphasizes benefiting urban environments by encouraging exercise and participation from all students, including the least motivated. Entertainments and exhibits are used to entice the apathetic to join in healthier habits.
The Forum column requires clear typed letters in a bulletin box by noon Tuesday. Writers must sign their full name, or initials or numerals if preferred. Bulletin editors disavow responsibility for opinions expressed in the Forum Column.
A campus review applauds Wigs and Cues for an unusually polished program of three one act plays directed and costumed by students. Edith Harris and Helen Bylund receive high praise for their performances, with strong notes for Hannah Semmel, Marion Wadsworth, and Roslyn Schiff. A satirical symposium on college life follows, featuring humorous lines from Theodore Dreiser, Raphael, Mrs Hall, and Will Rogers, with a tease of continuation.
Review argues a faithfully dramatized novel can fail as drama and praises Sanger's Circus for life and emotion. It notes The Constant Nymph spirit fits poetic prose more than stage action, while Sanger's Circus gains vitality despite exposition and coarse dialogue.
The passage debates whether Barnacle’s support should be funded by a compulsory tax on students. It notes Barnacle’s past debt, current financial strain, and wavering college support, asking if interest levels justify continued subsidization by the Undergraduate Association. It suggests surveying the college to gauge broader interest.
An announcement states the Timer is elected as president of the Gleb Club at its venue V4 Inet. The message notes the change follows the resignation of the previous holder Amy.
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