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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1927
Page
4
Dorothy Miner describes settling in at Bedford College London 1926 and notes winter gloom amid coal strikes. She observes London’s uniform colors and the striking attire of guards miners and schoolchildren, recalling past visits and comparing summer impressions to current mood.
Rev Dr Fosdick spoke at a Christmas service on Friday December 17 arguing the war harmed humanity’s reputation as redeemer and that science and evolution threaten moral order. He warned that man is perched on a bigger horse than he can guide.
Professor Pierre du Nouy of the Rockefeller Institute lauded Pasteur as the pioneer of modern vaccines in a French Club talk describing Pasteur’s career from chemistry to molecular dissymmetry and his key methods of sterilizing instruments. He noted Pasteur’s work on silkworm disease, anthrax studies, and early vaccination efforts including rabies trials in animals.
Caroline Adler reviews the Barnacle Christmas Quarterly and finds one standout piece by Elizabeth Cattelle titled Artificial Moon. Other stories by Maron Wadsworth and Darek and the Girl show promise but fall short of consistent merit. The critic suggests Barnacle may benefit from changes discussed on page 3.
Frances Banner reviews Miss Latham's drama class presentation of three Miracle plays on Friday December 17 highlighting the tension between medieval authenticity and modern dramatic value. She notes limited rehearsal time undermines sincere portrayal and cautions performers against indulging in burlesque while the audience should laugh at the naivete of the actors.
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