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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1929
Page
1
Editorial critiques the Kellogg Briand pact as ratified by the Senate. It argues the treaty’s value lay in a global desire for peace, but Senate delays and interpretations weaken it and hinder international harmony. It laments focus on the cruiser bill and notes harm of library book markings in exams.
Ruth Draper performs multiple personae on stage showcasing linguistic dexterity and expressive range. She shifts from a New York dowager to a Dalmatian peasant, a French actress, and Italian and German sketches with fluent language control. The reviewer notes her mastery of voice and facial cues, making each character intelligible and engaging despite language barriers.
The article argues for allowing undergraduates to visit any courses they are interested in regardless of enrollment. Citing Harvard and California as precedents the piece claims such cross visits foster intellectual breadth and prevent narrow viewpoints across fields like Elizabethan literature and psychology.
A letter to the editor in the Barnard Bulletin points out an error in the January 15 issue. The writer says the phrase chariot-races should read chariot-horses to preserve the allusion about Greek Games chariot horses rewarded with apples before the games.
Outside The Walls Dairy Manufacturer's Course at Rutgers University New Brunswick New Jersey announces a dairy manufacture program for this year. Last year the course ran to provide practical training in market work dairy product manufacture including ice cream. Students gain lab and college dairy work experience and solve dairy sanitation milk testing problems. The curriculum covers city milk supply pasteurization regulations and related topics with time devoted to commercial ice cream butter and cheese production. The course is free to New Jersey residents.
Harvard President Eliot advocated that college should cultivate independent thinking in students. He argued that true benefit from higher education enables a mind capable of judging events without relying on popular opinion.
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