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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1926
Page
1
The Barnard Bulletin is issued weekly during the college year by the Students at Barnard College. It operates in the interests of the Undergraduate Association and excludes vacation and examination periods.
The piece lists the editorial chief Edith Blumberg and staff including Hannah Kahn Ruth Perl and Helen Williams for the 1926 1927 period. It also enumerates the business circulation and advertising teams with members such as Brynn E Mason Pearl Friedman and Mildred Martin and the printing board led by Dorothy Woolf.
The notice states a one year subscription price of 2.00 with 29.25 advance payment. It shows second class matter entry date December 14, 1908 at New York Post Office under the March 3 1879 act and mentions mailing rate acceptance under October 3 1917 act with authentication on November 12.
A campus editor notes a lukewarm Sing Song performance with only about 20 juniors and 23 seniors present and many freshmen and sophomores. The piece urges students to back the choir leaders and engage in future programs, acknowledging the recurring fluke but stressing responsibility and duty to the college community.
A reviewer critiques Barnacle holiday number noting weak form and organization while praising some pieces. The piece discusses youthful sensibility in poems such as River side Park Thunderstorm and Little Ships, admires Hillyer and Tyng, but questions Sing Song and Ethan Vange with limited student support and calls for trimming the program.
The December 17 Student Council meeting discussed undergraduate support for the Students' Loan Fund including suggested annual contributions from each class and a plan to raise extra funds. The issue also includes reviews of Barnard items and calls for stronger presentation and breadth in Barnacle, Barnard College’s literary magazine.
Calendar lists multiple student activities January 8 to 16 1929 including lectures clubs tea and basketball games at Milbank College Parlor Conference Room Theatre gym and rooms 139 Mathematics Rodédm and C-plane geometry entrance exams scheduled Friday January 15 and Saturday January 16 with noted times and rooms.
Professor Haller will give two remaining Greek Games lectures on Friday January 8 and Friday January 15 at 4 o'clock in the conference room. Freshman Greek Games chairman Gertrude Kahrs stresses freshmen attendance.
Mile. Germaine Taillefer, member of the Groupe de Six, will give a recital for La Societe Francaise on Tuesday January 12 in the College Parlor at 4 15. She has composed many works including the Ballet La marchande oiseaux and a concerto performed eight times in New York last year. Be sure to save the date.
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