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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1928
Page
2
At a regular meeting on Monday January 16 the Representative Assembly heard that 37.50 was raised for the Miners' Benefit by a special performance of the Prisoner. The President urged members to stay in touch with the Nicaraguan situation.
The Student Council met on Thursday January 12 and decided to serve tea daily during exam periods with council members as hostesses. They discussed revising the Senior Proctoring system and proposed proctor reports on room quietness to guide future legislation. The nomination of the Undergraduate President was set for the first Monday in March.
A distinguished audience gathered at the Selwyn Theatre last Sunday night to hear Dr Ludwig in his U S lecture debut on Bismarck and the German Republic. The historian, famed for biographies of Bismarck Napoleon and William the Kaiser, spoke in English and promised a Town Hall repeat next Saturday evening.
Paget Fredericks presents a program for students featuring varied selections. The program includes dances labeled Grotesca Espana and a piece titled El Pano Moruno by Falla, along with works by Schumann and Chopin and a mix of solos and pedagogical pieces.
A 1927 memorandum details U S plans to supervise Nicaragua 1928 elections and disarm all forces. President Coolidge and Secretary Stimson argue U S custody of arms and forced disarmament of those resisting. Sacasa and Moncada protest the ultimatum as an affront to Nicaragua’s sovereignty.
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