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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1924
Page
1
Barnard welcomes foreign university students viewing their presence as mutual enrichment for campus life. The piece argues freshmen should pursue genuine intellectual activity over rote routines, citing drama and science as examples. It envisions 1928 as a transitional year fostering diverse pursuits bound by shared inquiry.
A tempered witty review finds the second balcony Minick play less burlesque and more artistic. It portrays lower leisure class life with faithful detail, focusing on temperamental adjustments among three likable characters. The solution avoids mawkish sentiment, offering thoughtful, plausible conclusions and anti climactic humor.
An excerpt contrasts the bewilderment of a freshman with the complex, activity filled college community. Welcome events, teas, and publications try outs shape her image, and early readjustment often brings disillusionment. The college course depends on how she visualizes this portrait.
A theater critique notes the Provincetown Players faced disruption over the play All God's Chillin Got Wings as a scene with children of two races was cut. The reviewer argues the missing scene fractured mood and unity, undermining credibility and performance despite strong efforts by leads.
The first meeting of the Student Council for 1924-25, led by President J. Mettler, approved raising the book price from two dollars seventy five cents to dollars. Discussions covered using extra funds to ease the basin staff load, no smoking in the council room, and appointing new secretaries and committee chairs. An auction of current books and potential abolition of the book exchange were also debated.
John Golden hosts a nationwide play contest running September 1 to December 31 open to all American authors. Excludes tragedies, sexual or salacious works. judging by a panel of editors and critics in over 150 cities. Three prizes of 2000, 1000, and 500 dollars as royalties advances. Golden will produce the winning play unread.
Beatrice Mack 1920 stages two song recitals at Aeolian Hall on October 14 at 8 45 PM. Complimentary tickets are available at the office of the secretariat.
All class and club executive committees and committee chairmen are asked to file OK slips promptly in Miss Weeks' office.
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