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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1923
Page
2
Wigs and Cues members meet Tuesday at 3 in Students Hall for a trip to the Neighborhood Playhouse on Grand Street. Miss Arthur extended the invitation after hosting the club, enabling a tour of the theatre workshop.
The conference debated the honor system extension, finance papers, and a paid secretary for Eastern and Southern work. Delegates favored shifting emphasis from detailed rules to general problems and balanced discussion next year. Vassar hosts the meeting. Syracuse is Vice-President and Treasurer. Smith is Secretary.
Members of the Barnard and Columbia Italian Clubs heard Dr Borghese speak on the life and work of actress Sarah Bernhardt. He described Duse working with her father's troupe, early poverty, and first triumphs, noting her roles in Zola's Theresa Raquin and DAnnunzio plays that showcased her range.
Alumnae to address students at 7 15 PM in the College Parlor. Non dormitory students pay eighty cents for dinner. Those absent from dinner may attend the conference to gain direct information from alumnae in various occupations and will stay briefly afterward to answer questions.
Applicants must show sincere interest and understand obligations for settlement work. Answer application blanks fully to be assigned to a House matching gifts. Apply by November 30 to Boston, New York, or Philadelphia offices with specific addresses provided and acceptances sent by notice and return slip.
Dr Goldenweiser argues that attacks on Jews reveal irrational bias but few Henry Fordesque leaders resist prejudice. He warns eugenics is slow and doubtful. Modern education may foster emotionally less suggestible, more individualistic people, yet results remain uncertain. The path to ending race prejudice lies in organic individuals who feel independently.
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