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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1930
Page
6
A student laments her inability to match their peers in campus activities and study. She asks the editor to uncover the secret of their success, noting how they balance clubs, classes, and social life without visible effort. She seeks guidance for anxious readers feeling misery without a clear path to efficiency.
Ijor Company performs in Maid of the Nile at the McMillin Theatre on Saturday morning March 15. The Clare Tree Major Company and The Tatian Marionettes are also featured with future engagement as the King of the Golden River next Saturday for children.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Chinese children attending missionary schools and a debate over parental choices. The text mentions a speaker from political science and philosophy faculties and hints at advantages and drawbacks of mission schools.
An NSFA bulletin promotes summer abroad study in Vienna Prague and Carlsbad with English sessions July to August. Courses include German language and literature art music social studies and more with six week credits. Prague Carlsbad sessions offer Czech Russian and German lessons and focus on Central Europe history and current affairs.
The Geneva Fellowship winner will be announced today. Anne Gary and Celeste Jedel are the nominees. a tie led to proposing splitting the $800 fellowship equally. Gary and Jedel hold leadership roles in Student Council, Social Science Forum, and Barnard delegations, with both selected for the New England Colleges League of Nations model assembly.
A Tyrolean exile describes harsh measures including banning German education private lessons and use of German on tombstones. He notes fines for infringements and dismissals from civil service while authorities hand over control to Italians. The speaker and his wife appeared in Tyrolese dress urging international aid.
The American Academy of Dramatic Arts graduation class staged The Mask and the Face at the Institute of Arts and Sciences McMillan Theatre on March 15. The play follows Count Grazia who insists a man must kill an unfaithful wife, while his wife deceives him and a series of complications unfold. The production was praised for its piquant humor and strong performances reflecting the school’s training.
A protest letter laments a university culture that restricts student book sales by changing required texts four times yearly. It describes widespread hardship from unaffordable books, only reading German works like Gotts and Pole Poppenspaler, and the futility of reselling used volumes while college life drains funds.
Hospitals favor the material Cellucotton in Kotex products noting its five times higher absorbency than cotton. Kotex also deodorizes and is disposable for instant, complete use, a factor that transformed hygienic habits worldwide. Kotex Company, Chicago, IL.
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