Barnard Promotes International Fellowship To Foster Student Ties
The article outlines Barnard College's plan to establish an international exchange fellowship, backed by Dean Gildersleeve and supported by Miss Gildersleeve, aiming to promote cross culture understanding among students and advance an international patriotism touted at the Norway Conference. It also covers editorials on college journalism's role in signaling trends and prioritizing meaningful news over trivial items.
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PTCHE
Barnard
Norway
Dean Gildersleeve
Associated Press
Wheaton College
McKernon
Barnacle Reviewed and Poets Put to the Test
The review praises Barnacle for verse on wit and lightness though not all pieces meet standards. It highlights Ty iig Frost lWind and Lowenton Rules for Running a House as successful poems and notes The God-Walker as vivid among stories. Freshman Tribulations amuses while Ski U Wah and Dodo invite advertiser amusement.
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Barnacle
Tyiig
Frost lWind
Old George
Black Jabez
From the Second Balcony The Pinero Revival Review
A theater critique argues that a Pinero revival fails by treating it as timeless rather than period specific. The piece condemns artificial plot devices and nineteenth century prudery while noting Ethel Barrymore’s dignified presence yet finds the play unconvincing and tiresome.
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Pinero
Ethel Barrymore
Barnard Poets Featured in Anthology of Verse 1924
Boston Transcript notes three Barnard poets in Anthology of Magazine Verse for 1924. Leonie Adams and Ruth Evelyn Henderson are alumnae, Marie Luhrs class of 1925. Luhrs’s New York appears in Literary Review of the New York Evening Post and a new poem will appear in The Century. Henderson’s Lessons in Poetry appeared in Contemporary Verse. Adams’s Death and the Lady and A Gull Goes Up were listed.
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Boston Transcript
Barnard
Leonie Adams
Ruth Evelyn Henderson
Marie Luhrs
Stiss-Egres
New York
New York Evening Post
Miss Luhrs
Annual Exhibitions Span NYC Galleries on Park to Waldorf
Outside the walls three major shows showcase the Tenth Annual Exhibition at the Educational Alliance Art School with Arts-in-Trades Club, the Third Annual at Waldorf Astoria, and opening displays at Daniel Gallery and Howard Young Galleries featuring Demuth Dickinson Sheeler Ciardi and others.
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Arts-in-Trades Club
Waldorf Astoria
Daniel
Madison Ave
Demuth
Dickinson
Sheeler
Progressive group plans permanent movement at Barnard-Columbia meeting
The Barnard and Columbia Follette Progressive group calls an organizing meeting Thursday at 0 o'clock in Room 306, School of Min. All supporters of a lasting Progressive Movement at the university are urged to attend.
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Columbia
Follette
School of Min
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