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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1928
Page
1
Barnard College Students at Barnard College publish a weekly bulletin for the Undergraduate Association. This May 4, 1928 issue is Volume 27 number 27, issued during the college year with vacation and exam breaks noted.
The piece argues peace requires concrete steps beyond talking and notes hope from recent treaty talks with Germany and the welcoming stance toward German fliers. It contends nations must actively pursue lasting peace rather than rely on diplomacy alone, signaling progress yet warning against complacency.
Readers urge Bulletin to provide balanced presidential candidate information and a longer voting lead time. They call for timely coverage of pledges and issues to curb emotion driven voting. A letter from Ruth Coleman praises Greek music in games for its harmony with dramatic action and clear diction.
The article asserts Germany's proposal renouncing war and readiness to negotiate with the United States for a peace treaty. It argues this pledge could energize general disarmament efforts and renews cautious hope that negotiations may succeed, potentially bringing a universal peace guarantee closer despite fears of failure.
Notices announce French German Greek and Latin tests for the foreign language requirement under the curriculum. Examinations occur Saturday June 2 at 9 30 in rooms to be announced later. Students must apply by Friday May 4 at the Registrar to obtain blanks. late applications are not accepted.
Barnard students interested in studying law next year should contact the Dean's office early for information on admissions requirements and the Columbia Law School program. The notice emphasizes early action and campus guidance.
A seventy year old American drama is revived on Broadway with earnest staging. Morgan battles Rum and sin as his daughter Mary pleads for his return, moving the audience toward repentance and a traditional happy ending amid melodramatic effects.
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