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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1924
Page
2
Miss Addams surveys social reform across India Ceylon and China noting child labor laws and factory practices. She observes half time labor rules in India and living in systems in Shanghai Pekin and rug industries while urging constitutional social responsibility through the Constitutional Convention.
The article urges turning inward to study the self, recognizing fixed limits of action and discovering genuine desires. It counsels calmly evaluating personal ideas and prejudices, discarding traitorous tones, and seeking new values drawn from ethics histories as needed.
A reflective critique on Barnard students and social behavior urging self knowledge self reliance and purposeful action. The piece contrasts adaptability sensitivity and potential with superficial service and social mindedness and calls for deliberate effort over idle schemes.
Professor Baldwin's Chaucer class staged Pardoner's Tale on Friday March 21 in Brinckerhoff theatre. Frances Felsher and Miss Sarason wrote the ballad music and Jessie Locke dramatized the tale. Cast included Mary Benjamin as the Pardoner Betsy Maguire as the Tavern-keeper Robin as the youngest Barbara Collison as Robin Adam and Helen Williams as the Old Man.
Dormitories held St Patrick's Day celebrations on March 14 with Brooks Hall staging modern fairy tales judged by Miss Abbott Hirst Cary Weeks and Franken. First prize went to fifth floor for Blue Beard in a movie spoof. eighth floor took second with Jack and the Beanstalk. fourth floor won third for Cinderella. John Jay Hall hosted dancing, bridge, and Mah Jongg with Vernice Elbel and Margaret Goodell earning prizes.
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