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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1926
Page
1
The paper announces Edith Blumberg as editor in chief and Ruth Perl as news editor in a concise staff note. Both appointments reflect the updated leadership of the newspaper's editorial team.
Barnard College reports the Glee Club enhanced campus life with international carols at the Christmas Assembly, performances at Sing Song and a Manhattanville Centre event, and a February musicale. It organized Alumnae Day entertainment, aided Alumnae Dramatic Group, hosted a College Tea with Harrington Von Hoesen, and aims for a March 2 Assembly, another musicale, a College tea, and a May Spring Concert at MacMillan Theatre.
Forum letter argues that Barnard's Honor System fails due to freshmen signing pledges without understanding. Authors urge a six month probation before pledges, suggesting entering students learn college conduct first. Signatories: Josephine Firor and Mary Steele Johnson, 1928.
Professor Moley, head of the Government Department, leads a study for the Missouri State Bar Association on flaws in criminal justice. He cites protections for defendants, underpaid prosecutors, and political pulls as key causes, urging higher quality officials and reduced political meddling.
The Gloucester School of the Little Theatre provides free tuition in its regular summer course of 1926 to two undergraduates, one man and one woman. Applicants must show normal voice and posture, dramatic or production ability, and character references. decisions by May 1. Write to Florence Cunningham, 112 Charles Street, Boston.
Deems Taylor will likely join guests at a Glee Club luncheon at the Hotel McAlpin El Patio Room on Saturday March 20 at 1 PM. Music figures and Glee Club and Greek Games Chorus members may attend with several groups coordinating seating and attendance.
The Representative Assembly on March 8 voted to turn over the Undergraduate Association Liberty Bonds to the Barnard camp fund, authorizing Dr. Griffin to sell bonds and transfer funds. Dorothy Ashworth reported limited interest in an international travel group and urged student contact. A special Assembly meeting today will vote on a constitutional amendment to separate Vice President and Honor Board chair roles and end the Executive Chairman post.
Joyce Bordon a 1920 alumna will sing in the Immortal Hour as Opera Players Incorporated open on Grove Street March 15. Maude Fisher a 1921 alumna will join three women in supporting the MacMillan Greenland expedition next year.
Professor Paul Pelliot renowned as a leading Chinese scholar will join Columbia University from the College de France in Paris. He will aid in fostering a union of East and West through deep cultural knowledge and expertise in Central Asiatic languages.
The article states no Nobel prizes will be awarded this year because of a lack of qualified candidates and the need to fund a Nobel Library and the Physical and Chemical Institute. Instead the funds are added to the Nobel fund capital.
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