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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1923
Page
1
A Barnard College editorial notes the 1921 student curricular committee plan stirred debate beyond campus, yet earned passive support from students and limited faculty endorsement. It highlights student initiative to shape education, the plan’s modern aims, and calls for broader undergrad participation while stressing the value of the documented effort.
A farce from Owen Davis and Sam H Harris features Otto Kruger and June Walker. A neurotic health nut flees to the West with a girl as a sheriff chases them over gas shortages and a mountain road scene. Hilarious, with rapid dialogue and a finale of crime detection by psychology.
A freshman greets the Undergrad president with mock importance while Prof remarks on the name. A psychology student quips about normality and humor, and a Barnard junior reflects on their shared laughter and mood.
Letter urges Barnard College to send volunteers to Greenwich House at 27 Barrow Street for after school clubs. It states any girl with a spark can lead dancing, storytelling, arts and crafts, singing, or games for ages seven to sixteen. Directors will assist and promise regular weekly commitment.
A Barnard student argues that weekly one o’clock assemblies for all undergraduates are undervalued. She notes many attenders use the hour for lunch dates and meetings, while libraries close, urging better appreciation of the shared college hour.
Lillian Harris was unanimously elected chairman of the Senior Show at the class of 1924 meeting held on Tuesday.
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