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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1928
Page
1
Barnard College weekly bulletin for the undergraduate association begins 1928 with notices and student items. The issue, published during winter term, likely includes campus updates, event reminders, and student affairs from Barnard College.
An editorial argues against submarines while noting wartime history and recent tragedies. It recalls the S-4 disaster, suggests adding heavy rings to hulls as a quick fix, and discusses national pride and the burden of maintaining naval arsenals amid international trends.
The piece condemns wartime waste and delays in equipping the armed forces, noting skilled soldiers sacrificed due to a lack of essential gear and five boats. It contrasts the nation’s wealth with restraint, accusing both Harrison and the current administrations of improper spending and party politicking at the expense of national defense.
Forum letter says campus clamor declines as students adjust to the new system. Sue Osmotherly notes confusion at four o clock and praise for earlier reserve availability and quicker overdue notices, urging fellow students to be considerate and avoid delaying others.
Tickets for The Prisoner will go on sale in room 104 next week at Provincetown Playhouse. The Extra Mural Committee has arranged benefit performances on Thursday January 12 and Saturday matinee January 14 with proceeds to the Miners' Relief.
Forty seven Barnard girls engage in social work across seventeen institutions including clinics and settlements. Lectures on social work are held Thursdays at 1 00 P M in Milbank 310 and posters announce them. Amy Jacob invites others to join by calling Room 104 or contacting her.
Madame Eva Sikelianos, producer of Prometheus Bound at Delphi last spring, will address the Classical Club on Tuesday January 10 at 4 o clock in the College Parlor. The College is invited.
Wigs and Cues announces a new heavy light-tan back-drop designed for lighting effects. The club will rent the curtain to recognized college clubs for five dollars per performance, per staging chair.
Noel Coward comedy set in eighteenth century France follows Raoul de Vrianc and daughter Adrienne. The Marquise Eloise de Restournes hides as guest with Adrienne unaware mother plot twists lead to marriages. Billie Burke praised. Reginald Owen and Byron notable. overall strong production.
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