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Newspaper

Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1928

Page

4

Meaning of N S F A explained by Ruth Richards

Barnard undergraduates learn the significance of N S F A and C I S S A in student life. The piece traces the 1925 Princeton World Court Congress meeting and the formation of a national student federation with 245 colleges in its early stage. The article notes goals and votes on U S entry into the World Court.

Barnard Sudent Federation of America Confederation Internationale Des Studiants Princeton United States World Court

Theatregoers urged to buy tickets for Wednesday event

Idler Moissi Rheinhardt will address the col Millan Theatre Wednesday. Tickets will be available in Barnard Hall, inviting theatre goers to attend the Nes event by P&M.

Idler Moissi Rheinhardt Nan Col- Millan Theatre Barnard Hall

Honor System Needs Strong Public Support at Barnard

The article argues that public opinion is the key regulator of the Barnard honor system. It notes few infringements but warns against student apathy in reporting violations. Honor Board shifts focus to academic integrity this year while offering help on honor issues.

Dean Gildersleeve

Barnacle features faculty articles and poetry review

The December Barnacle opens with a strong faculty piece by Adelaide Cahillfll in the Family section and praise for the lighter humor and natural plotting. Harriet Tyng’s two poems, Beatrice Friedman’s Odysseus to Nausicaa, and Valentine Snow’s Children of the Cross are noted for distinct craft, with mixed verdicts on Snow. The issue also highlights Miss Castellano’s life of Concha Espina and promises further faculty contributions.

Barnacle Adelaide Cahill Harriet Tyng Odysseus Nausicaa Beatrice Friedman Valentine Snow Miss Snow Miss Castellano Concha Espina

Christmas Carols Sung At Assembly

The annual Christmas assembly was held in the gymnasium on December 19. The Glee Club opened with three carols and performed more songs before all joined in God Rest You Merry Gentlemen and The First Nowels. Dean Gildersleeve delivered a festive welcome praising Shakespeare and the season.

Glee Club Kolyada Ruth Coleman Jesus Thou Dear Babe Divine Hayti Dean Gildersleeve Shakespeare Jesus Noel Bressan Walls King Wenceslas College Gleen Club

Philolexian Society stage review of Fanny's First Play

Review of Philolexian Society and Wigs and Cues backstage production of Fanny's First Play by George Bernard Shaw at Columbia College. Performances by Barzun Humphrey Van Slyke Cantor Mammen Grant praised. staging and directing deemed weak. overall verdict fair with strong acting and mixed playwright appeal.

Philolexian Society Columbia College Fanny George Bernard Shaw Philo Shaw Induction Jacques Barzun Phil Humphrey O’dowda Harriet van Slyke Margaret Know Myra Cantor Mrs. Know Edward Mammen Lieut. Duvallet Henry Grant Mr. Vaughn

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