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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1923
Page
2
A stirring wartime or athletic cheer extols marching feet and the blue and white as they cry Forward to Victory. The rallying verse urges hearts to feel the battle thrill and fight with head and spirit high for a nobler right.
The document lists figures such as John F. Dulles Samuel Gompers Sidney Hillman H. R. Seager Leo Wollman Maud Swartz Abraham Flexner Alexander Meiklejohn William Kilpatrick Fanya Cohn and T. K. Hart among others for a forum on The League of Nations modern education and related topics.
Announcement for the University Thanksgiving Assembly on Tuesday November 27 at 1 PM in St Pauls Chapel with President Butler addressing. Barnard students have a reserved section and are urged to attend. Also on December 4 at 1 PM Dean Gildersleeve will address the college in Brinckerhoff Theatre.
The passage describes a faculty stance against expanding the honor system and notes a committee already approved exemption from final examinations. With student acceptance, it will return to the faculty committee for final approval and be piloted in specific courses outlined by Dean Hawkes.
A correction notes an error in last week's issue. The corrected sentence quotes Dr Finley speaking of Europe two years ago and Finland, saying he expected it to be half civilized.
The calendar lists events from Friday November 23 to Thursday November 29 including swimming, faculty receptions, Josef Hofmann Chopin recital at Carnegie Hall, Mme Galli Curci recital at the Metropolitan Opera House, John Barrymore Hamlet at the Manhattan Opera House, Les Ballets Suedois at Century Theatre, Thanksgiving service at St Pauls Chapel, a freshmen party in the Theatre, Frieda Hempel recital at Carnegie Hall, Lionel Barrymore Laugh Clown Laugh at Belasco Theatre, and Thanksgiving Day.
The speaker warns that liberalism risks losing appreciation and moral earnestness without synthesis. An irresponsible intellectual who toys with social issues endangers progress, and liberals must think clearly, face facts, and live by their conclusions.
The first two games of the season are set for Tuesday evening November 27 at 7:00 in the gym. The Varsity faces the Alumni and the Second Varsity meets the Faculty as both teams begin to showcase improved teamwork ahead of the December 7 Varsity T.C. game.
A special Societe Francaise meeting convened at 12.30 on Tuesday November 13 in the Conference room. Yvonne Moen was elected Chairman and committees for acting tryouts staging costuming business and publicity were formed. A Medieval Afternoon on December 8 was voted to be discussed. Plans for a Cyrano de Bergerac group in December were discussed.
The dean argues colleges focus on education first and free speech may be limited by factors like good manners and undesirable publicity, suggesting circumstances must be weighed in inviting outside speakers.
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