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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1936
Page
1
The piece argues liberal student groups at Barnard suffer from radical dominance and low member participation. It urges liberal students to join and shape groups so movements remain truly liberal rather than led by a few energetic radicals.
The New Faces of 1936, tracing its lineage to 1935 and 1934, is judged less lively than earlier revues. Imogene Coca anchors the show with humor, while stale off color jokes and a wan zest replace its former spontaneity.
In the notes Barnard new arrivals praise the supportive faculty and upperclassmen while noting a rough start with the Library Number System. One writer details a maze of meetings and says classes are taking shape as the curriculum becomes coherent and enjoyable.
A critique notes the Henry Miller's staging of Seen But Not Heard relies on child actors but delivers a weak direction and flat acting. It highlights Romney the butler as poor and the cast largely stiff, while the play’s suspenseful setup shows potential that remains unrealized.
A campus hobby sheet reports a burst of activities during Sports Week October 19 to 23 including tennis archery and tenequoit. It notes a freshmen tea hosted by A A Camp committee and lists events and sign up details with deadlines and weekend reservations urged by Margot Kuhlman Camp Chairman.
The column presents undergraduate viewpoints on campus issues. It signals that opinions reflect contributors and not Bulletin staff. Readers are encouraged to engage with diverse ideas while noting the disclaimer.
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