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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1935
Page
4
Notices and letters must be placed in the designated box in the Bulletin office. The deadline for Friday's site is 1 o'clock Wednesday and for Tuesday's issue 1 o'clock Friday. Late material will be held for the next issue.
Mr O'Brien discusses 1914 and 1935 short stories, critiquing structure and surprise endings. He lists four craft points: three dimensional characters, adequate story with air and light, form dictated by substance, and reticent prose. Winners named include Segar, MacCleary, Good, Gorian, Morcy, Calaghan. English figures Bates and Marshall praised.
La Société Française presents two plays L Anglais tel qu on le parle and La Paix chez soi on Friday November 15 at 8 30 in Brinckerhoff theatre. Tickets 50 cents. Cast includes Paula Thibault Madeline Vaurie Estelle Richman Miss Phelps and Professor Begue. Also Miss Henrietta Addington to speak at Pre Law Group meeting and Greek Games Committee chair named Carolyn Swayne with plans for a November 15 event and after play dance.
A Barnard alumna Suzan Muvaffak writes to the dean sharing impressions from Russia and comparisons to the United States. She notes Russia centers on her own country and America, mentions Turkish ideals, and recalls New York subway and model prisons as discussion points. She ends with fond memories of Barnard and best wishes for the new year.
A memoir of a student peace rally features Prof Gelhorn proposing an Embargo Act with a compensating tax, Bailey Young urging national peace, Elspeth Davies on the Oxford Pledge’s limits, and Dr. Carman highlighting global turmoil and the need for an anti-war crusade focused on economic factors and disarmament.
The text outlines the Student Council’s role in handling undergraduate issues and transferring certain tasks to the Representative Assembly. It argues elections should consider service and ability over popularity and notes the council’s effort to stay informed about college activities through direct communication and Miss Weeks and Bulletin.
Charlotte Haverly, chairman of Games, thanked the Physical Education Department for its cooperation during Sports Week. Miss Wayman congratulated the Board on the event.
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