Barnard College Student Paper Notes Publication Details
Semi weekly college paper published by Barnard College students for the Barnard Community. Entered second class matter Oct 19 1928 at New York NY post office. Editor in Chief Eleanor Traube. Subscription four dollars per year.
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Barnard College
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Honor System I The Bubble Bursts at Barnard
An editorials argues Barnard’s Honor System is flawed and not foolproof citing stolen papers from an English department box and missing history notes. It notes library reserve abuses book mutilation and cheating during exams, with unresolved cases and secret proceedings.
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Barnard
Drary
Reserve Ring
Ain Bill Honks
Yeoman of the Guard delights with color and wit
The Barnard Gilbert and Sullivan Society stages Yeoman of the Guard with colorful costumes and a strong ensemble led by Wilfred Shadbolt and Jack Point. Performances by Elsie Maynard, Phoebe Merrill, Dame Ruthers, and others showcase wit, vocal skill, and stage poise despite occasional overreach.
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Barnard Gilbert and Sullivan Society
Yeoman of the Guard
Tudor England
Mandy Whalen
Elsie Maynard
Linda Brown
Phoebe Merrll
David Winters
Wilfred Shadbolt
Hayden Ward
Jack Point
Ray Blakely
Margaret Kangas
Dame Carruthers
College newspapers weigh exams, study plans and character
A review of editorials from Barnard Mount Holyoke Wellesley Smith College and others questions study weeks exam restrictions and the value of education for character. Wellesley proposes a ten day focused study period while Mount Holyoke weighs curriculum broadening as optional.
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Mount Holyoke
The
Polytechnic Reporter
Journal of the
Brooklyn Poly
Barnard
Wellesley
Wellesley College ‘News
WISO
Technic Institute
Ediitoral
French Art At Met Delights Sixties French Masters
The Splendid Century at the Metropolitan Museum of Art showcases seventeenth century French painting and sculpture gathered from French museums and churches. Notable works include Girardon’s Louis XI bust, de La Tour’s candlelit scenes, Cham pagne’s Cardinal Richelieu, Lorraine’s Parnassus, and Le Brun’s Turrenne. Engravings illustrate life in the era while captions explain literature, politics, and society.
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Sylvia Dresner
Metropolitan Museum of Art
France
Francois Giradon
Louis XI
Georges de la Tour
Frick
Jesus
St. Joseph
St. Irene
St. Sebastian
Cardinal Richelieu
Philippe de Champagne
Claud Lorraine
Parnassus
Charles le Brun
Turrenne
Louis XIII
Louis XIV
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DLUK
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Connie Brown
Eleanor Weber
Rewsboard
Joan Schulman
Loraine Botkin
Janet Kirschenbaum
Iris Unger
Mada Levine
Muriel Popper
Esther Bromfeld
Susan Rodd
Marjoris Schulte
G&s
Yeoman
Blackguard
Gilbert and Sullivan
Richard Roberts
Joel Kasow
Daniel Schulman
Judy Saffer
Joseph M. Klien
Maureen Moran
W. Dale Cramer
Maxine Maisels
E. W
Mount Holyoke News
Mount Holyoke Gil
Smith
Sophian
Met