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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1923
Page
2
Miss Smolukowska describes Poland's early postwar politics as experimental with limited female representation. She notes women entering government and medicine, University study for girls, and Cracow's intellectual ties to Paris influencing art, music, and poetry.
S F D opens and their assistants devote much effort to forwarding the work. They devise clever schemes to wheedle Barnard students into contributing. Despite good possible outcomes, persuasion seems unfortunate. even small student contributions could make the drive a success.
At the November 8 meeting of the Student Council three petitions for late blanket tax payments by Anne Palmer Alberta Hughes and Helen E Cummins were granted. Barnacle’s petition for a short story number was approved. The Debate Council’s request to challenge Hunter College to a semester debate was approved. Delegates to a Goucher College conference on foreign affairs and the League of Nations were deferred pending canvassing of a representative opinion.
The editorial lauds Columbia's football revival under Coach Percy Haughton and notes the strengthened honor system on and off campus. It urges Columbia to lead in reestablishing the collegiate honor code while four Drummer play reviews offer concise judgments.
November schedule lists 4:00 P M events and 8 00 P M performances including Cooks and Cardinals and The Locked Chest Freshman Junior swimming test Romeo and Juliet at Jolson theater Dancan Dancers at Carnegie Sir John Martin Harvey in Hamlet Dean addresses assembly on Our Student Honor System and Free Speech College Tea time Italian and Math Science Club meetings Sophomore Senior swimming meet and faculty reception at Brooks
Miss Arthur spoke on varied theatre approaches from the amusing to the educational and described Ellen Terry at the Neighborhood Playhouse. She explained the term aes thetic approach and noted tea and questions from Wigs and Cues after her talk.
Meyers defeated Curtis 2-6 6-2 6-3 in a semifinal while Wallfield beat Altamora 7-5 6-3. Meyers showed endurance and steady strokes, Curtis struggled with backhand and reliance on returns, Wallfield relied on fast flat shots to the back line.
A. A. CIRCUS HELD lecture features a fat lady strong men and a bareback rider with a standout horse. Columbia music inspires visitors and tan bark to dance between hot dogs peanuts cider and lollypops. Mary Chamberlain earns praise for organizing the well attended college event.
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