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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1930
Page
4
Discussion of Senior Week outcomes centers on removing the traditional show and seeking a substitute. Options include a Friday Senior Ball to replace Monday events, or writing and filming a film version of the skits as a replacement, though that idea was dropped. The Senior Week Committee will propose a show substitute.
Professor Moore will lead the singing at the next assembly scheduled for one o'clock. The event aims to continue the popular musical program introduced last semester and features selections from the song book.
Mrs James Lees Laidlaw Barnard L008 recently earned the Doctor of Laws degree at Rollins College in a conferring ceremony. President Holt praised her as a champion of peace through justice and a strong civic leader, noting her roles with Barnard College and the League of Nations.
The International Club heard Anne Gunther describe Swiss customs in native costume and reminiscences of life there. A walking Alps trip stirred the audience while a cow festival description and old Swiss folk songs in duet created a vivid Swiss atmosphere aided by Swiss milk chocolates.
The Societe Francaise staged Hernani with elaborate mise en scene and primitive costuming. After the tragedy, attendees were served tea completing the celebration of the society and excerpts from romantic French drama were shown.
Desperate poverty among Sofia students shown by high rates of hunger and lodging in garrets and cellars. A U.S. funded Bulgarian committee aims to build a Student House in Sofia, seeking S41,000 more locally and abroad by March 1930 to relieve chronic hardship.
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