Barnard Bulletin 1928 Weekly College News
Barnard College publishes its weekly student newspaper for February 24 1928 during the college year. Volume NNIII number 18 covers undergrad association matters and campus notices.
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1928
Page
1
Barnard College publishes its weekly student newspaper for February 24 1928 during the college year. Volume NNIII number 18 covers undergrad association matters and campus notices.
The piece critiques college life as a jumble of cynicism and decaying idealism. It argues agitated activity signals little real vitality, notes wasted energy on clubs and politics, and says many students study for degrees only to maintain social circles rather than genuine interest. It questions the value of extra curriculars and lectures.
Professor Leon Theremin showcased music from ether at Carnegie Hall using a hand controlled radio like device. He described how pitch and volume vary with hand distance from a metal rod and ring, and noted color changes in the spectrum with pitch. The demonstration inspired applause and highlighted potential future artistic developments despite current imperfections.
Review of a modernized production titled The Bridgroom that mocks the sentimental arc of a wild woman and a good young man. Judith Anderson earns a fair though flawed heroine portrayal amid critics’ note of cloying sentimentality and unconvincing third act. Professor Theremin performs a light recital of Schubert Rimsky Korsakov and Scriabin at J Goldberg.
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