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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1923
Page
1
The item lists editor and staff names with years 1923 to 1926 including Louise Rosenstatt, Margaret Maryon, Checy Appresaum, Mauriz Brandt, Alice Williams, Rita Lopycaine, and a 1925 date for Editor-in-Chief. It appears as a garbled archival entry noting staff roles and years.
The piece discusses Barnard College's student faculty curricular meetings as signs of growing co partnership. It argues college should be a shared enterprise where students seek faculty attitudes on problems and studies connect to a central purpose. It notes interest in project methods and synthetic courses to show inter relations while warning against artificiality.
A theatre review critiques Shaw's The Devil's Disciple at The Second Balcony. It praises Roland Young as General Burgoyne and Basil Sydney as Dick Dudgeon, while faulting the melodramatic plot and overlong final act, noting Lee Simonson's sets show good taste.
In a bluntly American Broadway entry, a flivver from New Jersey to Arizona frames Zander the Great. Miss Alice Brady as Mamie, an orphan who inherits a four year old son and pursues a missing father, confronting a bootlegging ranch as she infiltrates a Arizona household.
The Boars Head Poetry Society of Columbia publication Morningside shows fine phrasing and craft but is often cool and aloof. Some pieces verge on raw poetry, notably Charles Wagner's To Climb a Hill and Be Against the Earth and Lawrence Dormer Jordan's Saint Anthony, which critics hail as rich and passionate.
The passage argues against prefabricated courses and urges presenting material as a living spirit to stimulate independent thought. It suggests students should connect new information with prior learning, fostering a true college community built on shared enterprise rather than rote pre-digested curricula.
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