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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1931
Page
2
A magazine review surveys a college poetry anthology. It praises authentic experience and strength in metrics and diction while noting uneven ambition and vivid images, with Edward Doros Tonight in Philadelphia highlighted for its rhythm and Margaret Ormandys Three Sonnets for a Lady praised for flexible run-on lines.
John Mason Brown praised a realistic theatre era with capable acting this season. He highlighted Bernstein's Melo and its principal actors and noted Private Lives as an example of fine acting. He said theatre is not deteriorating, though not especially advancing, and closed the semester’s assembly programs with his address.
Calendar notes show May 1 events including a 1-Dance Recital at the Gym and 3-Wigs and Cues Rehearsal at the Theatre. May 2 lists 011-Wigs and Cues Rehearsal and 2-English 58 Rehearsal at the Theatre.
An article cites arguments for capital punishment and details Barnard College events. It notes a bridge and dance at Sherry’s to raise funds for New Man Hall, a Newman Club dinner at John Jay Hall with Dr John Ryan on Sovietism and capitalism, and Marge LeVine receiving the Honor Key for Newman Club and Province work.
The North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools reports a 110000 grant from the General Education Board for a five year study of college standards. Dean Melvin H. Haggerty directs with scholars from Minnesota Chicago Akron and the Central Education Board to shift emphasis from faculty size and money to student achievement.
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