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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1923
Page
1
A fragmented campus issue shows the 1923 volume masthead with editor names and staff roles including editor in chief Marcaret Mean and News Editor Helen Le Paez, plus names such as Lucia Alzamora, Marie Branot, Rita Lopycaine, and circulation manager Henrietta Apfel, and a price of 2.00 en.
The piece recalls Barnard College activists clinging to nonpartisan rituals while noting elections reveal political undercurrents. It argues democracy requires open party platforms and promises rather than decorous restraint, urging acceptance of partisan process to gain practical advantages.
The B O S P president is described as a liaison officer needing harmonization of club demands with authorities and Student Council. The text argues the office is valuable but hampered by lacking a seat on Student Council, a change deemed easily remedied and necessary for functional representation.
An analysis notes Clarke University acts as official spokesman for suppressing academic freedom by banning The Nation and The New Republic and other magazines from its library. The article argues the policy serves to silence minority opinions under the guise of focusing on research.
Vivian Tappan notes the Dance Club recital on March 23 featured original concepts with striking color and symmetrical lines. She praises Odalesques, Marche Slav, Erlkonig, and Die Walkure portions for mood setting, expressive pantomime, and technical effort, while noting group dynamics and production choices reflect student leadership.
The Glee Club announces meetings have been suspended and active work discontinued until demand for the activity reappears./no stated date.
A letter from Lilian Schoedler describes a five week Nile voyage aboard the Serapis, with Cairo stays, camel rides, Luxor and Thebes temples, a Ramses II tomb visit, and a White Nile trip to Khartoum. She praises the journey, details encounters with Sudanese tribes, and notes a war dance at Tashoda before returning home.
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