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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1928
Page
4
Swimming has started with the first formal meet set for Tuesday November 19 for Class B swimmers in an interclass event. Class A swimmers compete Friday November 23 as both meets shape the swimming championship, urging supporters to attend from the balcony.
The review highlights Charles Bickford as Mac ready Horace Braham as Capra ra and Leo Bulgakov as Suvorin in a restaurant scene where radicals meet. Their fiery presence earns loud applause from audiences, with Beatrice Heiman noting the strong acting and sincerity.
The Committee on Instruction interprets new rules on senior class attendance for Physical Education. Omission of required work will lower a student’s mark by the responsible instructor or department. Attendance is the main required work, so nonattendance will lower grades, per Dean V. C. Gildersleeve.
Professor Dewey advocates Russian cultural relations and urges freer interaction between the United States and Russia. The piece notes admiration for Russia's progress and highlights educational and cultural developments, with comments from Dr. Olds Miss La Follette and others. Administrators announce suspension of senior language tests until the requirement is met and transfers are urged to test on arrival.
The Representative Assembly decided to send Mary Dublin as Barnard representative to the National Student Federation of America Congress at the University of Missouri Columbia. The fourth annual congress runs December 12 to 15. Junior chosen over tradition of sending a senior. nominees included Gladys Vanderbilt Margaret Bullowa and Thelma Rosengardt. Upperclassmen Greek games advisors were approved by the Assembly.
The Varsity editor at Columbia University invites Barnard students to submit essays, with no topic limits and guaranteed freedom of expression. Submissions should be more than three thousand words and directed to the editor in Room 405 John Jay Hall.
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