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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1928
Page
1
The Barnard Bulletin is published weekly during the college year by Barnard College students for the Undergraduate Association. It serves to inform on student activities, events, and campus notices.
A brief notice lists Margaret Ralph and Helen Masto with an index date of March 9 1928 in issue Vol XXVIII No 2. The fragmentary entry suggests a person notices column or society listing from the paper.
An editorial argues Americans once built a nation with practical focus on labor and commerce, neglecting culture. As need recedes, the nation shifts to arts with posturing and ignorance, comparing favorably to European nations rich in spiritual and aesthetic life.
The author argues against adopting foreign cultures and empty symbols, condemning fossilized democracy and rote education. He urges discovering true springs of national being, abandoning ceremonial pieties, and moving beyond mere college routines to genuine depth and meaning.
The psychology club hosts Dr Alfred Adler a renowned Viennese psychologist visiting the United States He teaches in psychol analysis at the New School for Social Research In Vienna he runs a large practice writes The Neurotic Constitution Individual Psychology and Understanding Human Nature Adler emphasizes socially approved behavior and domination seeking motivations He vs Freud centers on inferiority drive He speaks on The Hidden Inferiority Complex Monday March 12 at four o clock Tea follows and attendees may meet him
In a forum letter a student vents over steep campus meal prices and poor quality under a concession system. The piece blasts monopoly like pricing, urges a statistics driven investigation and administration action to fix the dining arrangement.
The piece analyzes Eugene ONeill s Marco Millions praising some tonal richness and poetry while faulting the plot skeleton and overblown stage trappings. It notes a shabby balance between tragedy and satire and hints at a continuation on page 4 with further plot reflections.
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