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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1928

Page

2

Students vote proceeds to Barnard camp or school

At a Monday Rep Assembly meeting the group favored directing the Annual Lost and Found Sale proceeds to found a permanent Barnard camp. Alumni support was noted while Trustees may aid the Barnard Summer Industrial School. The plan passed to recommend support for the camp. The Student Council approved election schedules and officer appointments after installation.

Representative Assembly Barnard Barnard Summer Industrial School

Undergraduate Association Nominates Officers in March Meeting

The Undergraduate Association met Monday March 5 in Room 304. The president outlined duties from the Blue Book as Marian Churchill Sylvia Seifert and Margaret Filler were nominated for unspecified posts. Voting is scheduled for March 7 and 8 in the Conference Room with Honor Board chair nominations on March 19. Nominations for Class Presidents run March 8 to ?

Roon Marian Churchill Sylvia Seifert Margaret Filler

Peggy Woods Writes Again for Saturday Evening Post

Peggy Woods, stage author and Portia of the Arliss-Ames Merchant of Venice, appears again as a contributor in the Saturday Evening Post. She writes The Jim mortal Gypsy and an Emma Calve profile.

Peggy Wood Portia Arliss-Ames Saturday Evening Post Emma Calve Miss Wood John Drew Trelawny Wells Company

College Senior Refuses Phi Beta Kappa

Charles Allen Eastman of New York a Dartmouth senior has declined Phi Beta Kappa membership. His refusal marks the first such action in Dartmouth history and rests on belief that current college marks do not reflect true ability making ownership of a Phi Beta Kappa key not an honor.

Charles Allen Eastman New York Dartmouth Phi Beta Kappa Eastman

Second Balcony MARCO MILLIONS revival review

The piece notes Neal as narrator through Kublai and Chu Yin and critiques the satirical drama as decorative and resourceful. Alfred Lunt delivers an obvious performance while Margalo Gill’s Kukachin is portrayed with hysterical energy, balanced by Baliol Hobhouse and Dudley Digges as Kublai and Chu Yin.

O'Neill Alfred Lunt Margalo Gillmore Kukachin Baliol Halloway Dudley Digges Kublai Great Khan Chu Yin

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