25 Nov 1930
Page 1
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1930
Page
1
A fragmentary notice from Bacteso College indicates a recurring student publication during the college year, paused only for vacations and exams, tied to the Urerecradcate Association. The exact details and dates are unclear due to the damaged text.
An editorial argues that restricting students to two visits per semester to courses they are not enrolled in lacks justification. With flat tuition, prohibiting attendance at lectures the student wishes to audit fosters intimidation and hinders pursuing desired classes that fit their schedule and requirements.
A student letter to AW Rosenthal urges changes at Barnard College Quarterly after a poorly received issue. The writer calls for reform in policy, better poetry and shorter stories, and hints at broader student dissatisfaction with the magazine’s content and editorial direction.
A teen possession plot unfolds in a British comedy with Leslie Banks delivering a strong, funny performance as a jailed figure. Isabel Jeans stars as Cro te Wetherby in a farce about debt law and mistaken romance.
Barnard Quarterly reports its annual autumn dance in the Gym with broad college participation. Faculty members and students attended, with Miss Week and Professors Burns and Greet noted among the cast, while I Kahn Miss Marshall led arrangements assisted by Marjorie Mueller Mathilde Rodger Virenia Weil and Evelyn Slade.
The writer argues hesitation on the subject is unnecessary and unresolvable and urges the curricular committee to take prompt action to secure its repeal. The note emphasizes urgency and the need for decisive leadership in educational policy.
A garbled Marland Diamondback advertisement seeks agreeable young men and women to attend socials and dances. The text mentions friendly couples and social duties, with unclear details and dates.
Highlights of the day include performances at Town Hall this afternoon and next Tuesday with Tex Hall and the America Orchestra under Stokowski. A modern program at Barbizon Plaza tomorrow, and a Carnegie appearance Saturday afternoon. Detroit Symphony with Gabriowitseh tomorrow evening over WABC and WEAF. Maxine Reo Rudd stars in Epics The Silent Woman at McMillin Theatre for two nights Friday and Saturday, November 29 and 30, with Barnard students in the cast.
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