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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1924
Page
1
A theatre critique portrays The Show-Off as a study of middle class life focused on practical concerns. The loud, bluffing son-in-law provides a focal point while the mother and elder sister offer seasoned, economical counterpoints. The piece balances satire with sympathy, noting the family’s modest aspirations and the son-in-law’s bluster.
Correspondence to the Editor complains about Mrs Adrian Johne donated musical instruments kept in the College Parlor. The letter urges better care, drier conditions, and safer display away from rain and casual use as tables, asking for a more suitable site.
Pauline Mitchell and Margaret Maryon are cited as editors in 1924 and 1926 respectively, indicating a record of leadership roles within the publication. The note documents two named individuals and their editorial positions across consecutive years.
Professor Van Doren warns against dullness in college life as Barnard faces low turnout for a public speaking course and scarce debate participation. The piece urges student engagement with ideas, culture, and current trends to resist intellectual routine and support child labor legislation.
The A A hike planned for Washington's birthday did not take place. Instead six girls attended a skating party at Van Cortlandt Park.
One hundred and one students owe their Student Friendship pledges which were due February 1. They must send the funds immediately to K. Newcomer, 25, Students Mail.
The Junior Prom Committee reports a shortage of favors during distribution and will investigate with the club. Remedial orders will be placed for those who did not receive favors. students should submit their names to V. Travis noting which favors were missing.
The notice lists events at Brinckerhoff Theatre with junior shows on February 20 and March 1, a Rand School lecture by Scott Nearing on Economic Conquest of Canada, a Menorah meeting, an Undergraduate Assembly, a College Tea, and a talk by Mr. Morris Hillquit on Third Party Movements in the United States, with dates from February 20 to March 5.
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