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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1927
Page
1
The piece argues Barnacle requires subsidy to sustain literary output amid advertising challenges. It notes Barnacle compares with Glee Club Bulletin and Wigs and Cues for undergraduate funding and urges full cooperation from Representative Assembly, Student Council, and the college.
The Student Council debated the Senior Week Chairman eligibility for Margery Meyers and Jedith Wood’s chairmanship, then voted to grant Meyers petition contingent on duties starting after the Spring French Exits. Doris Goss, Vice-President, filed the minutes.
The Undergraduate treasurer calls on all clubs to balance books and settle payments before February 12. Freshmen must pay Blanket Tax of 2.50 to Beatrice Gobel. transfers and seniors may pay by applying to the Undergraduate treasurer before the 12th. Seniors who do not pay will be barred from senior week activities.
M Jacques Copeau director of The Brothers Karamazov at the Guild Theatre gave a reading from Racine Andromaque last Thursday at one o clock in the Theatre.
The critic lauds Copeau’s The Brothers Karamazoff for its ensemble precision and restrained stage design. He praises sincere acting, Russian atmosphere, and a tragic focus that mirrors Greek drama, noting the murder plot is driven by circumstance and soul tragedy, not raw action.
Dean Gildersleeve argues Barnard must raise 1.5 million for faculty salaries 1 million for a new building and .5 million for upkeep total three million. She urges public awareness and gifts or bequests to Barnard noting 3300 graduates and yearly new class. Every undergraduate should help spread the news.
Barnard College mourns the death of David B. LeViness who served as Chief Engineer for twenty four years. The January 24 meeting of the Buildings and Grounds Committee adopted a resolution expressing sorrow for his loss and extending condolences to his widow and children. January 26, 1927.
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