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.
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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.
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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.
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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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