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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1928
Page
4
The piece critiques Governor Smith as a presidential candidate, noting Catholicism and liberal credentials while mocking the political show around nominations. It highlights public appetite for face-value arguments and party maneuvering in the Democratic selection. Continued on page 4.
Rumors from Brinekeroff Theatre speak of a spring play by Wigs and Cues with a professional city production downtown. The amateur club rehearses frenziedly as wardrobes and scenery loom, while a simultaneous professional show may accompany the event for an intriguing look at amateur versus professional theater. More details promised as the plan develops.
Professor McIver's paper before the classical club traces Helen as a focal point in Greek lit. From Homer's heroic Helen to the phantom Helen of Stesichorus and the shift toward ethics, the piece links shifting portrayals to evolving Greek thought and social norms.
The Senior baseball team shows strength beating Freshmen 20 8 while Juniors top Sophomores 24 10. Anna Anastasi receives Caroline Duror Fellowship with Edith Colvin as alternate. Phi Beta Kappa names announced by Elizabeth Abbot with more lists to come on Class Day.
The Caroline Duror Fellowship awards spotlight a group of alumni with varied achievements. Katherine Bassler ’22 earned an M A at Bryn Mawr and is a mathematics instructor there since 1924. Marguerite Loud ’23 pursued Sorbonne study and an M A at Columbia, now lecturing English. Helen Ginsberg ’24 earned an economics degree at Radcliffe and works as a scientific analyst at Rothschild. Christina Phelps ’25 completed an M A at Columbia and serves as an alternate instructor at Vassar. Mirra Kamorowsky ’26 studied at Columbia and teaches at Skidmore, with an upcoming assistant professorship. Ethel Burach ’27, a zoology major, is pursuing an M I A at Yale after starting at the university.
Greek Games this year are dedicated to Aphrodite with aims of grandeur in dye-room and palaestra. Judges chosen include Christopher Morley Robert Edmond Jones Ben Ali Haggin and Efrem Zimbalist giving high standards in lyrics entrance costumes and music.
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