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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1927
Page
4
A letter praises Copeau's Theatre Guild production for its honest acting and deep expression of the dramatist's human conflict. It contrasts with cinema influenced acting and notes a dramatic scene where three brothers confront their father at the monastery, ending in violence.
A summary of Spain's early 20th century renewal as a monarchical state solidifies, with Alfonso XII shaping the era. The nation pushes cultural and economic progress, expanding shipbuilding, port facilities, and industrial capacity while agriculture remains foundational.
The Bulletin honors Mr LeViness for two decades of service to student activities. The writer recalls LeViness mending lights, organizing dances, and building stages at Brooks Hall from 1907, shaping Greek Games and campus events with energy and fairness.
The Deutscher Kreis presented Miss Edythe-Muriel Smith in a harp recital at the College Tea on Wednesday January 12. Smith offered a varied and charming program featuring several musical numbers.
A humorous reminiscence of escorting an Englishwoman in Barnard and a tea with crumpets. The English guest recalls school feuds and discussion classes, praising extempore speaking while questioning lecture efficiency and style. (Continued on page 4)
The dean calls for additional support to meet Barnard College’s financial needs. Barnard operates independently from Columbia and Teachers College with assets around 7 million dollars and annual costs near 800 thousand dollars, funded by endowment and student fees.
Important notice states that all scholarship applications from current college students for the year 1927-28 must be filed in the Dean's office before March 1. Application blanks may be obtained from the Dean's Secretary.
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