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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1923
Page
1
The note lists editor in chief Marcaret Meap and writer Alice Williams with dates 1923, alongside a 1926 reference to Rira Lopycaine, indicating a publication timeline or authorship sequence from the period.
A college essay urges a bright return for students amid exam due dates and a lively New Semester spirit. It notes Sophie Newcombe grants 1.5 credits for intercollegiate debate and argues extra curriculars can raise academic standards and unify campus life.
A new point system is presented after months of study to reform the dent body. It ties academic and extracurricular work by making points comparable and aims to make the system elastic for seniors holding offices. The editors urge earnest, heated, purposeful consideration by the college.
The piece laments a tone shift in criticism of The Sabine Women. It notes a move from aesthetic critique of Wigs and Cues initial performance to moral judgments about the length of the Roman tunics.
Professor Erskine delivers continuation remarks on the birth of Christ urging that the Kingly nature began in a manger. He narrows the Christmas story to the three wise men and the shepherds as the Luke account unfolds.
Professor Erskine argued the wise men story is often misread as Oriental princes bearing gifts to the manger, not receiving divine messages. He warned Christmas can become artful spectacle or archeological, urging a return to the manger’s simple scenes and human innocence.
The wedding of Miss Peggy Hatfield to Helen Miner Esquire occurred Wednesday evening. The ceremony saw nervous groom and steadfast bride as officials and guests witnessed vows. Attendants included Florence Braithwaite, Carol Young, Marie Campbell, and several others. Anta Loeb presided. post ceremony entertainment featured vaudeville, dance, and refreshments as the 924 and 26 classes celebrate matrimony.
A fragmented college diary recounts miscellaneous social scenes and remarks. An editor allows a return on trial, noting bridge days, posters with Madonnas, an opera alarm, a hair tonic comment, and a stray glimpse of campus talk and parental warnings.
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