26 Nov 1926
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1926
Page
1
The Barnard Bulletin is a weekly college paper produced by Barnard College students for the Undergraduate Association, operating through the college year except vacation and examination periods.
Last year the association urged delegates to focus on world politics and student influence. This year six members attended the World Affairs committee meeting, prioritizing weekend permissions over broader issues. The National Student Federation of America’s formation may explain the lack of interest.
Meryle Hauser defends a senior year freedom in choosing physical education activities. The piece references a resolution and calls for responsible participation, noting criteria such as fitness, posture, swimming, individual and team games, motor ability, and regular reports. The author cites prior editorials and hopes the NSFA and Women's Intercollegiate Conference will address the issue.
A review lambasts Oh Kay produced by Aarons and Freedley, noting its suggestive title and crowd-pulling box office. It praises Gertrude Lawrence's expressive performance and Victor Moore's comic persona while deeming the plot forgettable and the musical numbers tepidly pleasant.
The Student Council discussed delegating duties from the now abolished Student Supervisor for Greek Games to the Chairman and Faculty Supervisor. They proposed appointing Miss O Donnell to serve as faculty supervisor, with plans to make Dean meetings compulsory and to report Representative Assembly meetings in Bulletin. Doris Goss presided.
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