Bear review criticizes November issue and urges more student contributions
The reviewer William Haller argues the Bear is too handsome and thin and should publish more student work to inspire contributors and boost subscriptions. He notes many contributors fall short artistically, urges editors to seek at least one piece from every subscriber, and criticizes verses and prose for lacking ambition.
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Bear
Barnard
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Firelight Club Studies French Theatre Origins
Professor Loiseaux opened a series on foreign literatures for the Firelight Club by tracing the origin and minor forms of the French theatre. He described plays evolving from religious fairs through freak shows and monologues to the development of comedy, avoiding Miracle and mystery plays and the classic tragedy.
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Firelight Club
Loiseaux
Loiséaux
Dean Opens Meeting on Fraternity Investigation Plan
The Undergraduate meeting approved a plan for a committee to study fraternities. Members include Faculty on student organizations, Alumnae leaders, and four Undergraduates from senior and junior classes with both fraternity and non fraternity representation. Twelve nominations by Student Council, four elected by Student Council, and class officers participate. The committee starts after Thanksgiving.
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Miss Dana
Barnard
Chapel Messages Highlight Jacob and Immigrant Insight
Dr. Henry Van Dyke of Princeton spoke on Jacob wrestling the angel and trusting blessing over fear. Prof. Steiner of Grinnell urged compassionate contact with migrants, warning against categoric judgment and promoting shared humanity.
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Princeton University
Jacob
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Steiner
Grinnell University
New York
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