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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1924
Page
1
Association note lists Lucia Alzanora born 1924 Helen Le Pace 1926 and Bryna Mason 1926 with unclear context. The fragment mentions individuals and years likely indicating membership or dates.
The group selects Seventeen due to current constraints making more avant garde works impractical. While directed by a professional coach the choice risks eroding the company’s experimental purpose and college theatre values.
A special University Assembly is set for Tuesday April 1 at 1 pm in the Columbia University Gymnasium. All Columbia schools will be represented with musical contributions by the Barnard College Orchestra and Trio. It is hoped a large Barnard attendance will occur.
A letter to the Bulletin editor urges students to protect the college parlor’s rare musical instruments. The writer warns against misusing the collection as a casual surface for teacups and coats and calls for a dedicated room to preserve beauty and dignity for social events.
Students planning to graduate in 1925 must note the privilege to take Methods courses at Teachers College in the senior year. Eligibility requires high achievement in their major and promise of becoming teachers. Apply at Barnard Registrar by April 15. Also, those transferring to professional schools should notify Barnard Registrar by April 15 indicating the target school. Anniz E. Meynr.
Frances Felsher reviews a sentimental stage work featuring Katherine Cornell and Lionel Atwill. The piece centers on a crippled girl choosing between torture and love, with melodrama and explicit moralizing. The critic praises Cornell's personality over text and notes clear plotting with little subtlety.
A June 1924 field geology course requires April 15 application cutoff. The two week in field work leads to a three credit report course costing $8 tuition plus equipment and travel expenses, totaling under $100. For details contact Miss Holzwasser in Room.
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