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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1923
Page
1
Two brief item lines list Alice Williams 1923 and Rita Lopycurne 1926 followed by monetary figures two dollars and two twenty five cents.
A Columbia University reader joins Columbia Spectator in criticizing egg throwing at a meeting where William Z Foster spoke. The letter argues ideas should be fought by direct open debate, not through sensationalism or unfounded generalizations, and cautions against indirect methods.
Faculty and students clash over the role of examinations in diploma validation. Critics say exams overemphasize paper recall while penalizing those who grasp material but fail to fit exam formats. Proponents defend exams as practical diploma basis amid ongoing dispute.
The Barnard gym ambiance and Spanish costumes created a sympathetic setting for a varied program. The Tango Maxixe and Gypsy Dance impressed, while other numbers lingered as potential with more rehearsal. Lighting and direction earned praise despite late-season overreach by an enthusiastic student group.
Correspondence outlines the Dance Club and Music Club at Barnard College reorganizing to unify artistic groups and broaden offerings. Two-tier membership invites juniors to develop skills before voting eligibility, with officers including a president and music and dance chairmen. Evizaseta R. Woop signs as Music Club president for 22 23.
The text advocates reducing exam focus to avoid external pressure and encourage intrinsic learning. It argues examinations should be retained only if they serve real purpose, promoting a continued desire for knowledge for its own sake.
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