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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1911

Page

4

Letters on quotation marks and gender in Barnard Bulletin

A Barnard Bulletin editor complains about readers using quotation marks around the word man in a column. Stella Bloch reflects on perceived contempt and the suffrage era tensions, then notes an undergraduate play, urging honest opposers to be pleasantly surprised.

Barnard Bulletin Stella Bloch

Student Critics Question Undergrad Play Control at Barnard

A Barnard Bulletin reader argues the undergrad play Jeanne D Arc needs earlier planning or college oversight. He suggests a small body decide from a limited list, rather than a yearly committee, to avoid last minute submissions and form-driven approval.

Barnard Hulletin Jeanne D’ Arc Thais Senally

Mortarboard Promise Posts April 1 Book Delivery

Copy warns that printers will deliver Mortarboard books on April 1 amid doubt it is not an April Fool. It notes Pay Day the Second on March 23 and 24 with a ceremony in Room 204 from 9 to 2 and urges advance payments of $1.50 by subscribers to settle bills for editors.

St Patrick’s Day Party at Brooks Hall

Brooks Hall hosted a Irish themed St Patrick’s Day event last Friday with masquerade costumes and an improvised stage. The play The Fairelodge or Bonnie Brooks or Be Sure to Sign adapted from a Celtic ballad was performed by the Any Sweet Players with a full cast and music. Dancing and refreshments followed, the party ending at midnight.

Brooks Hall Mabel Barrett the Fairelodge Bonnie Brooks Patrick Any Sweet Weeks Miss MacColl Walridge Titania Brown Puck Southerton Krin Miss Needa Button Mew Theatre Wm. H. Christian

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