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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1923
Page
3
In a 1925 event the Freshmen impressed with yellow crepe paper and gymnasium costumes while Seniors offered clever songs though execution varied. The contest awarded best college song, with 1925 praised for harmonic effort and volume. 1923 and 1924 showed less practice and originality. Sophomores displayed finish and spirit. public opinion favored the Seniors’ cheer for brevity. (Continued on page 4).
The class of 1923 stages a musical comedy Tut Tut An Ancient Tale of Modern Egypt on Friday and Saturday June 1 and 2 as the second Senior week event. Marguerite Joud and Dorothy Maloney authored the show with Edythe Sheehan composing the music. The plot centers on the tomb of Tut and features a mixed cast including Edythe Sheehan Denver Franks Captain Mr Ts Jay and Mildred White among others.
The second Faculty-Student discussion at Reed College considered replacing specific required courses with a group elective system. Professors Huttman Miss Eliot and Ogburn chaired a session with about ten students, weighing required versus group or free elective options and the role of student advisory committees.
L Abbe Dimnet of Stanislas College spoke at Barnard on May 9 outlining three periods in modern literary history. He contrasted Zola, Anatole France, and postwar writers, noting shifts in style and idea driven by form and nationalism. He argued the English seek literature while the French demand ideas, citing Lang and France in a debate over morality and politics.
Dean Gildersleeve delivers the farewell address to the Barnard Senior Class on May 15, stressing leadership and public service after graduation. She cautions against the belief that one must fix the world alone and urges graduates to support alumnae, engage with associations, and carry Barnard with them. She ends with a blessing of good luck.
Barnard hosted a Spanish night in the gym with red and yellow decor and cabaret style tables. The Spanish club sold refreshments and performers including the Altamora sisters and Maestro Ortega drew praise for dances, songs, and a lively program.
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