30 Oct 1925
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1925
Page
1
Editorial board listing with Editor in Chief Edith Blumberg and staff editors Hannah Kahn Fanny Bokstein Rowena Ripin Ruth Perl Helen Williams for the class of 1926 1927 periodical.
A Forum letter argues student interest widens beyond campus life as World Court debates dominate fall activities. New Student notes intercollegiate conferences and Council of Christian Associations campaigns, with a national poll in December amid Senate debate.
Dorothy Miner, Chairman of Honor Board, argues that formal official tickets are needed for Mysteries events to preserve integrity. She warns that casual lax tickets tempt dishonesty and threaten the Honor System, urging stricter ticketing to prevent counterfeit and larks.
The Materials Committee selects Eugenie Fribourg Patty Dent Barbara Brewer Hannah Shore Virginia Paul Harriet Reilly Anna Stamm to participate in an Odd-Even Debate on the proposition that Government Restriction of Free Speech in the United States be Condemned. Final speakers to be chosen within ten days after a scrub debate.
The review compares a modern Ham let production with the Robert Edmonds Jones version, noting uneven staging yet strong scenic effects. Walter Hampden’s Hamlet is intense and self aware, while Ethel Barrymore as Ophelia is less convincing. Albert Bruning as Polonius is praised for balance and humor.
The Deutsche Kreis club plans to deepen intimacy with Germany through language and culture. Open to all with at least one year of college German or willing to contribute, the group will meet twice monthly with formal talks and informal conversation sessions.
Mme. Margaret Matzenauer assisted by Frank La Forge gave a striking Carnegie Hall program on Sunday October 25. Her lyric dramatic voice and unfolding personality drew warm applause with Schubert Erlkonig Mozart Schlaf eins Mein Prinze, Debussy Mandoline and Rachmaninoff In the Silence of Night praised for refinement. The Mexican Folk Songs and La Forge’s Sleet Song provided vivid contrast and crowd-pleasing encore repetition.
Professor Knapp revised Selections from Ovid Metamorphoses created for the College Entrance Examination Board reading in Latin poetry for high schools. He also prepared a new edition of the Aeneid Books I VI and selections from VII XII, totaling 8000 to 9000 lines with fresh vowel quantity notation and independent punctuation.
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