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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1930
Page
4
Campus chatter erupts over the new exam timetable as Barnard students mock and critique the posted schedule. The campus paper notes lively exchanges, a rumored boycott by few discontented students, and jokes about the burdens of the registrar's bulletin board.
The article reports Hugh Walpole discussing morality and the craft of novel writing. He argues for reviving Victorian freedom and creativity, urging writers to blend self-conscious depth with creative zest to give life meaning.
The Freshman class held its first formal welcome to Juniors with a large turnout in the College Parlor on Friday. Officers led the event with Kitty Crawford as President, Jean Waterman as Social Activities Chair, and Betty Armstrong as Greek Games Chair directing serving duties.
Prof Moley argues for a broader parole role and for achieving the Baumes law's aims in a different way, asserting that parole has not yet been given a fair chance and criticizing current methods. He contends policy must evolve to meet stated goals.
A playful senior poem promotes the Junior Prom inviting the class and staff to attend. It warns against loneliness that night and encourages girls to sign up, plan gowns, and keep their dates in town for a successful event at the Ritz. The note humorously refrains from naming teachers.
In 1930, marking Virgil's two thousandth birth anniversary, Barnard Classical and Italian Clubs hold a joint meeting on Friday January 17 in the College Parlor. Professor Knapp speaks on Some Interpretations of Virgil and Professor Prezzochini discusses Virgil's Influence on Italian Literature. All welcome.
The Juniors upset the Sophomores in the last winter interclass basketball clash. Seniors won the second team game but Freshmen first team remained undefeated. The season showed improved fast pass work, team play, and shooting accuracy across groups.
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