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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1930
Page
2
A brief college rehearsal schedule notes a low rehearsal session on March 4 with events at the Parlor and Pheatre venue. Additional dress rehearsal times are listed for Monday and Saturday, highlighting upcoming performances and a political issues segment at the Parlor.
In a well played game the Seniors edged the Freshmen 10 to 9 amid heavy hitting and sharp plays. Amelia Abele pitched with speed while Miss Anthony led the Freshmen with a homer and strong defense, as the Juniors lost big to the Sophomores 25 14.
Fragmentary lines describe freshmen and sophomores struck by a disease with complications that grow daily. The verse portrays this illness as worse than neurosis and mentions no clear resolution or identifiable events. The text reads like an oblique, literary lament without concrete people or places.
The Representative Assembly approved funds at Mas Ralph’s request to cover student publicity for the Pont student movement. It passed amendments to the constitution related to the Naval Conference and endorsed a recommendation to the Student Council to urge the Instruction Committee to forbid quizzes within ten days of examinations.
The Student Council authorized a paid assistant for the remainder of the year at a meeting. Sophomores and partners plan rehearsals for Greek Games with dates listed as Wednesday April 0 and Saturday April 12.
Dr Nearing argues world economic struggle and political tensions heighten the chance of war. He says capitalism and imperialism make disarmament unlikely, placing emphasis on either revolutionary change or mobilization in munitions as a defense of nations.
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