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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1931
Page
1
There is insufficient clear, readable text to identify people, places, or events. The fragmentary OCR mentions medical terms and periods but lacks coherent factual content for a proper summary. No verifiable entities are present.
The piece lists editorial staff including Editor-in-Chief Helen Block and Managing Editors Evelyn Rasker and others. It enumerates titles such as News Board and College Clips Contributing Editor with names and ages, plus business and advertising staff and circulation details.
Editorial criticizes campaigns dominated by formalism and smothered by false modesty. It cites student reactions and argues for a candid, open contest with clear messaging and ethical conduct, urging voters to favor genuine campaigns over polished pretense.
A chaotic, OCR polluted note from the University of Minnesota discusses a petition about exam fairness. Fraternity members allegedly obtained prior exams and used them to disadvantage other students.
Fragmentary OCR notes a linked story involving Barnard Ostege and Cristie University in New York with unclear details and dates. Context appears educational or institutional, but specifics are missing. The readable words hint at a regional academic matter requiring fuller source text for precise summary.
Barnard College Glee Club plans a Brooklyn concert at Central Methodist Chapel. The program will mix folk and college songs with other numbers. tickets available from Evelyn Anderson or at the Auditorium door.
Radcliffe debaters out argued Columbia as they outlined Lucy Stone’s life and the shift of housework to paid labor. The Radcliffe team stressed women's social and political rights and urged mutual understanding between genders after the contest.
Dr. Alsop bans excuses from Physical Education for a day illness. Issued notes go to the Department of Physical Education. Beginning September 1931 students may substitute Remedial on Friday if illness prevents a cut.
A critical appraisal of Give Me Yesterday at Charles Hopkins Theater notes Milne's latest offering lacks technical polish and strong character development. Louis Calhern shines amid a flimsy plot while Jane Wratt earns attention in a small role, with overall sentiment tepid and melodramatic.
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