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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1927
Page
1
Editorial Mysteries Book Reflects Barnard Change
Editorial reflects on the Mysteries Book started decades ago at Barnard and its evolution as a symbol of campus change. It notes past verse, current student writers, and how weekly Bulletin notices reveal hastily formed committees and club debates interwoven with student organizations.
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Barnard
Mortarboard
Barnacle
Extra-Mural Committee
Social Problems Club
Y. W. GA
Philharmonic Opens Season With Mengelberg And Tchaikovsky
The opening Sunday concert by Willem Mengelberg and the Philharmonic Society drew a vast audience. The program featured Tchaikowsky’s Pathétique Symphony after a first-ever Phil first for Vi valdi and a Rietti wind and string concerto noted for modern harmonies and light criticism.
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Willem Mengelberg
The
Philharmonic Society
Tschaikowsky
Vivaldi
Rietti
Guidi
Forum Letter on Anglo American Naval Disarmament T:
Forum letter cites British and American editorials about the Naval Disarmament Conference of 1927. It argues the failure stemmed from experts prioritizing technical details over broader issues and asserts the dispute does not mean growing hatred or imminent war. The piece references H M Swanwick, the Manchester Guardian Weekly, and President Wilson’s era themes.
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Barnard Bulletin
United States
Great Britain
H. ML. Swanwick
Geneva
America
England
Swanwick
Manchester Guardian Weekly
Wilson
Admiralties
Big Bill
Thompson
Chicago
Barnard students seek focus amid campus clubs and Mysteries
The piece critiques Barnard College clubs for diffuse student energy with many groups, urging focus on core activities. It notes two-class singing ended, Mysteries persists as a tradition, and praises the Nineteen Thirty class for leading reform to give Barnard rituals a stronger, sharper role.
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Barnard
Crampton
Mortarboard
Fragmentary critique on a work’s reception by a harsh conductor
A critic laments that a portion of a musical work was dragged to an ignominious fate by an incapable maestro. The piece remains appreciated by those who have heard it, despite the harsh reception.
The Mikado at Second Balcony Wins Gilbert and Sullivan Fans
Winthrop Ames presents The Mikado with a lavish production and strong singing actors. Williams as the wandering minister shows intelligence, Wright as Ko Ko excels, Gordon as Poo Bah and Ross as Katisha deliver standout solos. the chorus and staging lift the show despite some orchestra balance issues.
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Winthrop Ames
Bennet
Yum
Japan
New York
Titipu
Fred Wright
Ko-Ko
William Gordon
PooBah
Vera Ross
Katisha
Notice to students on incomplete Spring Session work
The notice reminds students with unfinished Spring Session 1926-27 work to submit remaining essays and tasks to instructors promptly. By committee rule, all work must be in the instructor’s hands by November 28, otherwise the course grade automatically becomes an F.
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