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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1924
Page
1
KaykE Klawan and Eva Marin are listed as assistants in 1925 with roles noted in a period document. Circulation Manager NoRMA Lorwensiein appears in 1926 records. The snippet preserves names and year designations from the source.
Results from the New Student straw vote show Republicans leading with 2818, Democrats 903, and Progressives 324. The split suggests college opinion tracks national trends, with colleges in Pennsylvania and Virginia already shifting along traditional lines as professors call for political realignment and a new focus on liberal student leadership.
The Museum of Art offers lectures from November 1 to 11 with Edith R Abbott presenting Outline History and General History of Art. On Saturday November 1 at 1 30 P M J F Horrabin illustrator of Wells Outline of History speaks at Rand School Auditorium 7 East 15th Street on Working with H G Wells. At 3 30 P M Robert Haberman head of English at University of Mexico discusses Mexico of Today.
Barnard attended a Hunter College conference where several debating styles were discussed. The Discussion Method proposed by Professor Overstreet received strong consideration as a non-decision format with open forums to develop analysis and issue presentation. The Mid-West Debate Conference adopted it, while Barnard remains in the Eastern Inter-Collegiate Debating League and thus constrained to old methods.
From the second balcony review notes memories of Saint Joan interfere with Stark Younes play at Greenwich Village Theatre. Valdes and his aides fail to appear truly great to the audience though Li Carrillo and Marie Ouspenskaya deliver tense moments. The play’s best impact comes in the second act while the first and last acts seem colorless.
A review of the season opener finds the surface charm of the Provincetown production undermined by a muddled second act. Mr. Wilson's character work revives the piece yet his satire on Freudian technique weakens the target and alienates the audience.
Those who have paid their blank et tax and have not received a Blue Book may receive one by mail from the Mail Room at any time.
The fragment notes a local item with names and places obscured by OCR. It reads as a brief item in a 19th or early 20th century page noting a person or event at a location in a town, with sparse details remaining readable.
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