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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1925
Page
1
The Barnard Bulletin announces weekly publication by Barnard College students for the Undergraduate Association. Editor in Chief Gertrude Goottschall 25 directs the paper with news editor Elianor Curtis 25 and assistant editors Edith Blumberg 26 Hannah Kahn 26 handling duties.
The article notes that the COMMENT begins its second lap in its test year and reports a recent closing meeting about criticisms of the Assembly. It urges members to introduce matters for consideration and promises time for such deliberations this semester. It stresses responsibility to crystallize viewpoints into definite legislation.
The piece urges students to value collective welfare over personal gain and stresses small acts of time, sympathy, and friendship. It says responsibility to fellow students fosters a well adjusted community and prevents future misfortune.
Hampden as Othello delivers a restrained yet powerful portrayal blending heart and fury. Holloway’s Iago reveals nuanced, magnetic evil and Desdemona gains modest grace in a dignified, intelligent production. Venetian settings and Verse music enhance the tragedy’s depth.
A survey of college reading shows varied tastes at Columbia, Ohio State, Bryn Mawr and Harvard. Students favor light magazines, true stories, and popular fiction, while professors often buy mystery tales. Bryn Mawr libraries mix classics with modern works. Harvard notes strong interest in biographies and modern writers.
Barnard College outlines fellowship criteria and eligibility for two international awards. The committee, including the dean, chair, and professors, will consider June 1925 graduates and earlier alumni for a $1000 study abroad fellowship. Applications due March 16 with work since graduation and foreign study plans.
The administration announces the resignation of Miss Adele Alfke from English Lecturer duties due to illness. Miss Alfke will be out for the rest of the year, recovering from typhoid fever. Mr Roderick Dhu Marshall will conduct two English A sections for the remainder of the year after earning A.B. and A.M. degrees from Columbia.
Professor Smith showcased his collection to the Math-Science Club on a Thursday at Teacher College. The display included ancient astrolabes, a gold perpetual calendar, the first English Euclid edition, the first U.S. mathematics book, and Omar Khayyam’s Persian Algebra manuscript.
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