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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1925
Page
1
Editor in Chief Edith Blumberg leads a team including News Editor Hannah Kahn and assistants Fanny Bokstein Rowena Ripia Ruth Perl and Helen Williams. The list assigns roles and years among several staffers.
Barnard students prepare to vote in the World Court campaign after Raymond Fosdick’s speech. The effort seeks informed opinion on the World Court’s aims, with a call to study and discuss facts before registering approval or disapproval.
A music criticism reviews a 1894 New York performance of Tschaikowsky Pathetique Symphony conducted by Walter Damrosch at Carnegie Hall. It compares that debut to a later Mecca Auditorium concert and notes movements' mood shifts, the Debussy and Liszt pieces, Yolanda Mero's solo role, and the overall program. It closes urging readers to vote on the World Court question.
The Dartmouth Report compiled by undergraduates at Dartmouth assesses existing education and methods to renew the Dartmouth Curriculum. President Olds of Amherst commented in a dinner speech to professors, noting the Dartmouth discussion.
Professor Moley head of the Government Department addresses the Connecticut League of Women Voters at Harvard on teaching good citizenship through strong political leadership. He cites Roosevelt LaFollette Wilson and Governor Smith as examples and urges leadership training as essential.
Professor Keller of the Chemistry Department spent Spring term on sabbatical visiting Paris Bordaux and North Africa. She interviewed American exchange students and helped select scholarships. Professor Reimer toured England Italy Austria during the same period visiting Manchester Cambridge Vienna and Gray for collaborative work and training.
The timetable lists events from November 16 to 20 including Wigs and Cues tryout plays, Odd-Even debate on Free Speech, Senior Tea for mathematics and science departments, Spanish Club entertainment with a lecture by Professor King, a Glee Club meeting, Math Science Club, English 18 session, and French Club entertainment all at the college theatre or 304 Students' Hall.
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