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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1923
Page
3
A cautious appraisal of Barnacle’s first issue notes uneven sketches and generous humor. It cites stories such as Freedom by Celeste Comegys and Rosemary Russ’s Love as entertaining, with positives on The Vagabond and Dog Dreams. The review highlights evolving style and anticipates future strength. Overall, it celebrates a lively start.
Changes of program announced by Dean V C Gildersleege effective after Friday September 21. Students will be charged one dollar for each alteration to their study program as of May 22 1923.
A fragmentary note sketches Morningside Review studying quiet passion and solitude. It references Saint Anthony imagery and lingering, introspective themes amid broader reflections on art and contemplation.
The article lists new members elected to Wigs and Cues for 1926 including Barton Braithwaite Dougherty and several others. Officers named are President L Harris Vice President ce Einert Business Manager Fern Yates Staging Georgia Giddings Manager of Tryouts Ruth Ackerman and Secretary Marion Pinkussohn.
The Greek Games Central Committee approves a yearly plan and requires a two week post Games meeting of all chairmen to set events and elect the Student Supervisor. Helen Miner, 1924 Greek Games chair, was unanimously chosen for 1923-24.
College students who failed to file elective blanks for next year must register by Friday September 21. Those who miss the deadline must wait until after September 26 to register and will pay a late registration fee.
The Eastern Student Conference of the Young Women's Christian Association will be at Silver Bay on Lake George New York from June 22 to July 2. Barnard College students may obtain more information in the R. S. O. Office room 106 Students' Hall.
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