Barnard Bulletin Weekly Student Newspaper Note
Barnard College weekly publication by the Undergraduate Association serves students during the academic year excluding vacations and exams.
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1928
Page
1
Barnard College weekly publication by the Undergraduate Association serves students during the academic year excluding vacations and exams.
The piece laments Barnard College by Bethune style critique over limits preventing cross campus course enrollment at Columbia. It argues Barnard faculty hinder broad study, notes frustration among juniors, while praising the university's access to top scholars within an overall constraint.
The piece commends play for its own sake urging regular play despite exams. It links spring to outdoor activity while noting exams bear heavy weight and sap time. The editorial ends with a pledge to practice what it preaches.
A long critical essay critiques a Cummings play performed at Provincetown Playhouse. It analyzes the central conflict between the three dimensional self and the one dimensional mind, praising some impressions while deeming others raw or muddled, and noting the private mind as the stage’s focus.
A historical sketch of Senator Walsh highlighting his Montana career since 1890 and long service in the U S Senate. It notes his independence from commission or corporate pressure, his role in oil scandal investigations, and his mixed record on labor and farm legislation. The piece concludes with a teaser about continued discussion on page 4.
The piece argues a college should allow cross street courses to benefit students. It compares living in one room to a mansion and warns technical hurdles inflate costs. It urges easing obstructions so students access knowledge across the street without crippling the college.
A prize of fifty dollars, seated by Mr. Benjamin F. Roma, for excellence in Greek was awarded after a competitive examination to Mary Goggin. Miss Marga Johnson received honorable mention. Dean
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