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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1920

Page

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January Bear Editorial Praises Bears Magazine Quality

The Bear is praised as a college magazine that should reflect the whole Barnard college, offering diverse material from Miss Nicholson on social theory to Miss Schwab’s Spanish-American life. The piece argues criticism can be constructive, urging subscriptions and contributions to nourish the journal and expand its reach.

Nicholson Barnard Miss Coffey Miss Schwab

Wigs and Cues Elections Names Announced

Chairman M Kaufman secretary 2 Starke treasurer R Hessberg program chair A Hopkins costumes chair R A Ehrich staging chair M Fisher selected for the committee positions in the Wigs and Cues group.

M. Kaufman 2. Starke R. Hessberg A Hopkins R. A. Ehrich M. ‘Fisher

Dramatic Work Shop Shows Mature Themes at Beach

A year after shavings flew in Brinckerhoff a new drama set on the beach features two Senior plays with focus on family unity ethical struggle and racial awareness. Miss Kopard's Childless Fathers portrays a father mother and son across generations while Miss MacMahon's The Way Out centers on personal responsibility versus convention in a mother and her illegitimate child. Strong performances lift a troubling tale with vivid stagecraft though pantomime at times slows the pace.

Brinckerhoff Miss Kopard Samuel Temple Miss Armstrong Miss Bien Miss Rissland Miss MacMahon Mary Miss Talliaferro Nancy Mary Jennings Ma Brockway Doctor Johnny

Barnard Students Debate League Treaty Reservations

The Barnard modern symposium on the League of Nations and the Treaty explored whether views have changed or hardened. Four speakers presented opposing propositions on ratification with or without reservations, with Dean Gildersleeve opening and Louisa Eyre opposing reservations while Sylvia Kopald argued against the treaty as a whole.

Barnards League of Nations Dean Gildersleeve Congress Louisa Eyre Miss Eyre Senate Wilson Sylvia Kopald Miss Kopald Lord Robert Cecil Robert Lansing Margaret Myers Marion Levi Miss Myers Miss Levi

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