Fragmented Barnard Bulletin article snippet
Readable fragments show a Barnard College yearbook item mentioning activity and a notable date. The text is garbled but includes references to college events and a student list.
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1926
Page
1
Readable fragments show a Barnard College yearbook item mentioning activity and a notable date. The text is garbled but includes references to college events and a student list.
Today alumnae prove they still energize athletics and drama, showing zest beyond the students. The Bulletin notes many alumni join in spirit or in writing, suggesting their college days live on and hint at what future graduates may become.
A review of Ibsen’s The Master Builder notes the play’s dialogue driven drama and complex characters. It highlights Harvard Solness’s flawed genius and Hilda’s influence, praising Eva Le Gallienne’s elusive tone and Sidney Machat’s restrained performance as the architect in a compassionate, observant critique.
A revival of the old descant method of hymn singing follows a seance at St Paul’s Chapel. Professor Hall’s experiment drew many requests for continuation, inviting the congregation to stay after services from February 14 to participate with the choir. Services begin at four o'clock.
The Women's Intercollegiate Association of Student Government and the Southern Intercollegiate Association have created a joint extension department to promote student participation in secondary schools. Since fall 1925 a full-time secretary coordinates efforts across 23 states reaching over 3000 secondary schools. The program seeks to foster honor and citizenship by aiding principals and faculty, not by imposing new schemes.
The Kuglhupf Book Stalls launched by two 1925 alumnae Thelma Burleigh and Marion Pinkussohn with a third partner offers a combined bookshop and coffee house. It features a circulating library, a reading fireplace, coffee, gifts, and personalized bookplates in a Viennese atmosphere at 72 Washington Square, So.
Forum column urges sophomores to attend 4 pm tryouts in the Conference Room led by Mr. Doersam prior to a 4 15 pm rehearsal. He seeks to recruit at least forty from each class, noting current turnout around twenty and clarifying chorus membership does not require Glee Club enrollment.
The English 22 class extends an invitation to all interested students to visit their Thursday meetings from 3 to clock in Room 339. Topics are posted a week in advance on the first floor bulletin board of Fiske Hall.
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