20 Feb 1925
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1925
Page
1
The Barnard Bulletin is issued weekly through the college year by the Students at Barnard College. This issue belongs to Vol XXIX dated February 20 1925 No 16 and serves the Undergraduate Association interests.
The passage lists editor in chief Gertrude Gottschall and staff for the student newspaper with titles and class years including Evinor Curtis Edith Blumberg Hannah Kahn Helen Williams Fanny Bokstein Louise Gottschall Rowena Ripin Harriet Willinsky May Friedman Marion Pinkussohn Ruth Perl and business manager Bryan E. Mason along with advertising manager Faye Klawan and assistants Pearl Friedman Florence Spilter Adele Epstein and others.
Barnard College announces The Forum as a debut Public Opinion column to channel student criticisms and opinions on college life and government. The Representative Assembly supports broad student discussion to shape ideas, exams, honor system, and Bulletin reflections reflect Barnard as a whole.
A Klaw Theatre comedy follows Amy a San Francisco waitress who marries an elderly Italian fruit grower for a home and happiness. An offstage wedding scene and Joe the shiftless I W W threaten their plan yet the play remains pleasing with strong performances by Richard Bennett Pauline Lord and Glenn Anders.
The Radcliffe Club of Boston hosts The Limpet this week with the 4% Workshop aiding. A special performance is staged for the Silver Bay Fund.
Twenty one Princeton men conduct a school where 100 aliens receive English instruction to help them pass citizenship tests. The program leverages Princeton’s migrant presence to educate the foreign element in the city.
Martin A. Ryerson former head of the University of Chicago Board of Trustees donated 2000 historical documents to the university. The collection once belonged to the Bacon family of England and ranks among the largest such holdings in the country, with only two English libraries larger.
Temple University scholar Dr Harvey M Watts defines the cross word puzzle as an American invention that offers an illusory sense of literary superiority to dictionary and encyclopedia readers. He spoke amid a discussion on newspapers needing printed entertainment alongside news and editorials.
Edwin Grant Conklin of Princeton University will deliver six lectures on Heredity and Environment in the Development of Human Personality at the Community Auditorium. The sessions run Thursday evenings through March 12 with eighty five cent admissions at the door. Topics include Biological Aspects of Personality and Mechanism of Heredity.
All members of the undergraduate body are urged to attend a Representative Assembly meeting on Wednesday February 25 at 12 15 in Room 304 Students Hall. The entire meeting will be given to a discussion of the curriculum.
Seven hundred tickets are available for college use issued by class. Seniors and Juniors receive 150 each, Sophomores and Freshmen receive 200 each. Applications accepted March g to 16 in Miss Weeks office from 9 to 4. Submit filled blanks with one dollar and a self addressed envelope in a sealed envelope before 4 PM March 16. If tickets remain, list posted later. apply early. Margery Meyers Greek Games Business Manager.
The American German Student Exchange will award a limited number of fellowships for American students to study in Germany for the 1925 1926 academic year by April 1. About ten fellowships are available in fields including Political Science Economics Social Economy Sociology History Literature Psychology Education International Law Commerce and Journalism. Eligibility requires American citizenship German language ability German university work capacity independent study and research health certificate good moral character and adaptability. Applications and information are at 140 Student Exchange Institute of International Education 522 Fifth Avenue New York City.
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