Barnard Bulletin list of editorial and staff for May issue
Barnard Bulletin lists editorial board and staff roles for the May issue including Editor-in-Chief Nnoe Reinhardt and managing editors Kath Jacobus and others. Biographical and contact details reflect early 20th century student newspaper organization at Barnard College. Subscription is three dollars for one year.
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Editorial Examinations Move Toward Four Year Mastery
The piece argues for comprehensive four year exams replacing end of term tests. It cites Swarthmore President Ardelotte Wisconsin and Barnard as examples changing to a unified final assessment. It notes credit hours and term papers as interim tools while seeking broader academic organization and freedom.
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Ardelotte
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Freshman Mortarboard Salesitions Prompt Call for Clarity
A Barnard Forum letter criticizes freshman pressure to subscribe to Mortarboard. The writer describes aggressive sales on Freshman Day and urgent payment demands from the business office. Proposes clear explanation of Mortarboard as a nonessential yearbook and preemptive guidance to prevent bad accounts.
Absence and Lateness Notes Due for May 17 Reports
Students with absences or lateness must file explanations by noon May 17. Miss Meyer, registrar, says forms are available starting May 14 and must show every absence or lateness for each course. Illness may attach a doctor's certificate at the student’s option, and late returns are not accepted after May 19.
Boxes for Shipping and Storage May Be Bought
Comptroller Swan proposes standard storage boxes in a few days basic model 16x16x30 inches in dressed white pine with hinged lid hasps and rope handles and brass frame for address cards. Students obtain via Miss Abbott and Miss Kincaid or faculty via Comptroller's Office. Price two dollars fifty cents plus twenty five cents for shipping suitability.
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Swan
Miss Abbott
Miss Kincaid
Comptroller's Office
Spanish Dept Asks Help To Increase Award Fund
The Spanish Department reports from Madrid that no fund remains to continue the Irene Emerson scholarship. It seeks 600.00 to send a Barnard student to Spain for 1930 1931. Contributions may be given to committee members Miss Mabel Weeks, Professor U Tuttman, or Professor Marcial Dorade.
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Madrid
Spain
Irene Emerson
Barnard
Mabel Weeks
U Tuttman
Marcial Dorade
Students Win 29 6 in Erratic Faculty Game
The students defeated the faculty 29 to 6 amid erratic calls and a disputed bunt concerning runners on second and third. Both sides displayed sharp fielding with spectacular catches and heavy batting, while the faculty struggled with slippery shoes and misplays but showed teamwork in defense and offense.
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Lavelle
Behold the Viking Saga in a Glowing Stage Review
A mixed theatre critique praises the Icelandic saga presentation with strong acting, notably Richard Hale as Ornulf and Blanche Yarga as Ifjordis. It lauds lighting, sets, Viking costumes, and the scale of the production while noting some character ambivalence and conventional staging.
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Norway
Blanche Yarga Asjordis
Ibsen
Ifjordis
Hierdis
Hjordis
Ornulf
Hyordis
Richard Hale
Ornuf
Ada Beats the Drum At the John Golden Theatre
Ada Beats the Drum presents a light summer comedy about a small town American family abroad. Mary Boland stars as Ada a bold mother who fills a garish French villa with artist types to teach continental espirit. The clash of manners and aim of the visit drive the lighthearted farce.
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Ling
Casino
Papa
Alonzo
Hlindis
Mama
Ada
Mary Boland
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John Golden
Europe
Gammer Gurton's Needle Triumph Delights Audience
A lively Elizabethan comedy performance featuring Carroll as Gammer Gurton and Hodge in breeches. Critics praised the blend of playful humor and strong character work, noting colorful but simple costumes and the audience’s appreciation as they left the theatre hums over memorable lines.
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Gammer Gurton
Hodge
Gammar
Diccan
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