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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1927
Page
1
The Barnard Bulletin, a weekly student publication at Barnard College, serves the undergraduate association's interests during the college year excluding vacation and exams. The notice outlines its publication cadence and affiliation with Barnard students.
The notice lists One Year subscription price of $2.00 with $2.25 mailing price in advance. It notes second class matter status dated December 14, 1908, at the New York post office under the 1879 act and a 1917 mailing allowance under the 1103 section, authorized November 12.
The piece discusses consolidating campus publications into a single daily, noting benefits like fresher news and broader perspectives. It also critiques Gary Indiana school protests over racial integration and highlights health week dates December 5 to 9 with a request to update records.
The New Playwrights Theatre presents The Belt at Cherry Lane, a Detroit factory drama about workers crushed by industrial systems. It mixes melodrama with political edge, praising the conveyor belt’s relentless pace while critics find the acting uneven and the sugar coating thin.
A five piece Tunings suite from two Glick operas opened the Carnegie Hall Philharmonic Society concert with Tambourin noted for vivacious rhythms and color. Wanda Landowska played two Mozart concertos on piano and harpsichord with rich tones and precise technique amid critique of liberties taken with the score. Blochs C sharp minor Symphony, age twenty one, showed strong early effort but uneven inspiration and melody with a powerful final movement led by Dr Mengelberg who shaped climactic effects well.
A writer argues that merging the Bulletin with student input could curb individual biases and foster a University wide outlook. If details preserve independence while creating a cohesive campus voice, the move could inspire broader policy and new developments. Debate ongoing and the Forum column remains available.
The event invites students to a Noboes Ball on November 11. Attendees are urged to wear tramp costumes to blend in and enjoy a rare social occasion among sociology and psychology majors.
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