Barnacle rise signals Barnard student magazine growth
A Barnard College note discusses the launch and reception of the student magazine Barnacle. The author praises the freshmen effort, cites intellectual courage and initiative, and notes readers’ patience with layout changes while predicting ongoing growth and improved substance. The piece anticipates future issues and references continued coverage on page 4.
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Naiswally
Barnacle
Ana
Barnard
BuLtetiIn
Miss _Frankel
Greek Games plans discussed at college meeting
A Monday meeting of Greek Games chairmen and business managers in college weighed revised methods to award victory. Critics argued the current scoring is unfair and that emphasis on overall win overshadows individual events. Suggestions favored final all around judging, while many preferred retaining the old plan.
What the Honor Code Means at Barnard College
A Barnard College article outlines the 1922 Honor Code, its aims, and the Honor Board structure. It notes the shift from punitive reporting to trust in students, with five board members and class representatives, and highlights how the code relies on individual integrity rather than policing.
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Barnard
Barnard College
The Dancers at Broadhurst Theatre Review
Gerald du Maurier’s The Dancers at Broadhurst Theatre runs with Richard Bennett and Florence Eldridge in a flawed revival. A pretentious plot follows Una Lowery’s trap and a returning beloved heir who inherits an earldom, leading to tragedy and late grief.
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Gerald du Mauriér
Broadhurst
Una Lowery
Jazz
Canada
Richard Bennett
Florence Eldridge
Una
Kathleen ‘MacDonell
Saxine
Cyrano de Bergerac in English Translation at New York
A review praises Walter Hampden’s Cyrano de Bergerac for vigor and mood, noting his strong third act Roxane and the moon scene. It commends Carroll McComas as Roxane and regrets lost Gallic wit in translation. Page 4 continuation referenced.
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New York
Rostand
Walter Hampden
Cyrano
Hampden
Roxane
Caroll McComas
de Bourgogne
Honor Code described for student body standards
The document urges students to uphold absolute honesty in all dealings and notes the need to raise standards to match the group. It discusses the Honor Code, reporting offenses to the Honor Board, and the board’s role to presume innocence until proven guilty, with emphasis on courage and collective responsibility.
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Beird
Thezoffender
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