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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1928
Page
1
Barnard College weekly bulletin for undergraduates issued by the Students at Barnard Association. Contents cover campus notices, events, and student activities for the term.
The piece discusses the coming annual program planning for three college classes and the evolving tension between faculty and students. It reflects on how professors view student personalities and the mutual barriers in classrooms, ending with a musing request for alumni to consider student comfort.
The National Students Foreign Association reports expanding Europe tours limited to fourteen students per group. Over 225 American students toured Europe in two summers, with reciprocal visits from Europeans and a South African delegation this winter. The program operates non profit, subsidized and run by C. I. F. A. members abroad, emphasizing in depth stays in Paris Geneva and London over eight weeks including two weeks of free time for students.
A theater critique praises Maugham for avoiding harsh rebuke while attacking Meredith's comedy. The review laments overlong first act with socialite tedium and a three act structure that stumbles, urging fresh craft and departure from worn stage forms.
Terraceous de Plewit paints an idle scene of students soaking sun and trees awakening outside the dormitory, likening the roosting on a ledge to a sure sign of spring and a plea for more leisure time and sunlight.
The Student Council holds fur information on tours and urges action by students. Communicable with Seay Dilabuns and the MVMNHUL project, preparations mention ported pumbley and metal fours hooked to the system. The tone hints at an intimate exposure to foreign student life.
Notice corrects a prior account of a statue related to the Greek Games voyage. It states the Barnard Hall statue is the original bronze cast from Ah Beach's plaster model, with no marble copy and risks shipping the plaster abroad. The class of 1905 donated the statue and objects to labeling it a replica, author Virginia C. Gilderskeve signs.
University of Pennsylvania offers practice teaching in its summer school. The program may count toward teaching certificates in Pennsylvania and elsewhere. For details contact the Occupation Bureau. Ik. oS. Do's.
The article discusses Barnacle’s short story selections including Chaucer’s Sir Thopas and Litner’s The Wrong House. It highlights the high moments in The Wrong House and examines Madelein’s Two Weeks, noting themes of arrest and undergraduate capability and questioning reader interpretation.
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