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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1919
Page
1
The weekly Barnard Bulletin lists the 1920 editorial team led by Editor-in-Chief Dorothy Butler and News Editor Bertha Wallerstein. It details associate and assistant editors, business manager Ruth R. Jones, and staff members across departments with subscription and mailing information.
The Bulletin critiques Soph Show satire with knit brows and tight lips yet admits Barrie and Wigs and Cues as formidable. Barnard Maggie gains affectionate attention despite Sophomores. An undergraduate critic from Broadway echoes the Board’s own view, as the front page carries his verdict.
A call for informed national discussion on the Peace Treaty and League of Nations urges American universities to study and debate the issue during the holidays. Plans seek student and faculty input before a January 13 vote with six propositions outlining ratification positions and reservations.
An audience hears M J Olgin discuss The Social Aspect of Modern Russia. He traces the 1917 upheaval, the shift from Kerensky plans to the Soviet system, and argues Russians have learned discipline and self government. He notes education rights persist and foresees Russia becoming a powerful, purified nation once it stops fighting.
The article greets the A A club and expresses optimism for 1920, noting a revival boosts outlook and urging the student body to back athletics. It emphasizes that renewed interest should not be brief and wishes the new A A a happy new year in a broader sense.
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