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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1931
Page
4
The Barnard Quarterly critique notes dullness and conventional heroines in most stories, with praise only for the opening pages of Danleigh where family scenes feel concrete. It criticizes the tendency toward Freud inspired neuroses and seeks a more vivid clash of love and danger. The reviewer calls for more decisive plot events to engage readers.
Henderson argues O Henry’s three year prison term for embezzlement shaped a broadly democratic, humanistic outlook. He asserts Henry’s work reveals careful character delineation, American essence, and vivid descriptive skill likened to a modern One Thousand and One Nights with Bagdad imagery.
Students who wish to transfer to the professional division must file an application for petition to transfer by the due date. The Registrar will review eligibility based on the senior year and requirements stated in the notice.
Barnard College delegates gather in New York City for Junior Month at the Women’s University Club. Juniors study social service topics three days weekly, hear experts, visit hospitals reformatories and courts, and conduct case work the rest of the week. Barnard’s delegate will be chosen later. interested students may see Miss Barbara Kruger or Miss Helen Foote.
Miss Calisher faced a Blue Book penalty for neglecting to submit required cast and adviser forms by March 28. The decision bars her from all extra curricular activity through the semester end, despite her prior contributions to Barnard Quarterly and the Bulletin.
The Barnard College Alumnae Association plans expansion into continuing education with lectures by Dr James Shotwell and Raymond Mole. It elects two alumnae trustees, participates in fellowship awards, and coordinates publicity for women’s colleges.
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