20 Nov 1925
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1925
Page
1
Edith Blumberg is listed as editor with Hannah Kahn as news editor and assistants Fanny Bokstein Rowena Ripin Ruth Perl and Helen Williams. The bylines reflect a 1920s publication staff and roles.
A Barnard Bulletin letter advocates a fellowship fund to turn the idea of international student fellowship into a tangible project. Readers are urged to contribute as campus unity backs the drive and seeks practical support for global academic exchange.
A college prank by The Royal Beans targets The Beanery on Broadway 3011. The spoof piece mocks student life with quirky characters and a satirical call to publish verses, ending with a note about public pranks and a light hand in reporting the event.
The New York Symphony Orchestra offered a lackluster Wagner evening on Sunday November 15. Seven women stood silent on stage during The Ride and Battle Cry of the Valkyries while the orchestra played and the singing failed to impress. Phyllis Archibald's Erda's Invocation and Siegfried's Rhine Journey were especially disappointing with uncertain horn calls and flat tone overall.
The critic argues Aristotle’s tragedy quality should evoke pity and tenderness. The play presents a young clerk craving Elks membership and a wife chasing wealth, both victims of a stern fate. Fear is notably absent, with irony driving the emotional impact.
At Connecticut College a Student Council decision allows girls to taxi from the station after trains and buses arrive before 8 30 P M on weekends. Students are reminded that if returning home between 10 and 10 30 P M they should report to their house committee rather than to council.
At a New York City World Court Conference students voiced support for the United States joining the World Court despite fears of entanglement. Raymond Fosdick warned that rising friction from increased contacts calls for a formal method to settle international disputes.
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