01 May 1925
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1925
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin weekly college publication lists News Editor Hannah Kagy and Clara Baird with assistants Florence Spilter for the 1925 issue. The paper serves Barnard College undergrad body during the academic year and notes vacation and exam breaks.
Professor Irwin Edman argues students misfit by education and urges Barnard to create a college organization to discuss current political and social problems. Students can shape an environment that blends intellectual and social life and connect with the wider world.
The Mortarboard annual receives high marks for unity of concept and execution, with refined cover art and harmonized internal pages. Cartoons show noticeable skill and humor, Greek Games and Our University sections stand out, and campus imagery evokes memory and atmosphere.
Louise Rosenblatt and Sophie Hansen win Franco American and German American exchanges for postgraduate study in Europe. Rosenblatt, an English honors student, plans to study French literature and work on comparative literature at Grenoble starting September. Hansen will study at the University of Breslau sailing about a month later. The program supports cross national study and includes French students in America and American girls in France, with government support to ease adaptation.
The Spanish Club at Barnard College hosts a program of Spanish music dancing and two films at Brinckerhoff Theatre on Monday May 4 at 4 pm. Proceeds aid the Colegio Internacional de Barcelona, the first college for women in Spain, with Senorita Marcial Dorado as graduate. Tickets 25 cents from club members or Bryna Mason Friday and Monday noon.
Kenneth Macgowan discusses dramatic play concepts and the role of modern scenic artists. He cites Robert Edmond Jones Lee Simonson Norman Bel Geddes Max Reinhardt and German futurist designers aiming to create atmosphere without overdetail to avoid confusing the audience.
English 51 Public Speaking will be directed by Professors Gildersleeve Howard Luttman Moley and Miss Weeks. The two point course is open to all students except freshmen and meets Thursdays from 3310 to 410.
Review lauds Wigs and Cues production noting professional, natural acting and strong ensemble. Mary Benjamin as Ferrovios, Katherine Milan as Caesar, Dorothy Putney in arena moment, Idna Peterson as the Lion. overall sharp detail and engaging comedy on stage.
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