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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1924
Page
6
On Friday March 14 all students interested in Spanish may attend a discussion of Romantic Spain by Senor Americo Castro. Castro a Madrid University professor of Philosophy and Literature directs the Divison of Literary and Historical Research for the Spanish Government.
La Se vie Francaise met in the College Parlor on Thursday February 28 at 4. Mlle Mespoulet spoke on Rheims in an informal lecture and closed with one of her poems. Tea was served.
Tryouts for a position on the Barnacle Business Board will be held next week. Students interested in advertising or circulation must contact the editors by Wednesday March 12.
The piece reports on college resolutions favoring appreciation over exams in arts and physical training, open forums with no marks, a 15 month study trip in Southern Europe led by Irene Nye and Carola Ernst, a Kant exhibition at Vassar Library, and Yale News adopting compulsory chapel after years of liberal editorials against it.
The review lauds Gene Pertak as a superb male lead with strong stage presence and Miss Pertak’s convincing masculine performance. It praises Peggy Melosh for original lyrics and notes strengths in Margaret Irish, Margaret Hasbrouck, Marion Pinkussohn, and others, while criticizing song tempo, enunciation, and some staging choices.
The article critiques rising campus criticism that dampens initiative while noting a growing sincerity and self evaluation among students. It praises ongoing work and argues for more sympathetic support, less laziness, and respect for constructive efforts at Barnard College.
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