Barnard Bulletin Weekly College News Release
Barnard College weekly publication by the Undergraduate Association for student affairs and campus notices.
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1927
Page
2
Barnard College weekly publication by the Undergraduate Association for student affairs and campus notices.
An editorial argues that a true college education binds subjects into integrated understanding rather than isolated facts. It envisions history linked with philosophy and science to form new intellectual substances, urging four years of study to foster discernment and avoid dogma, while warning against glorifying war and endorsing peaceful progress.
A critique of newsreels in cinema showing Uncle Sam’s artillery and modern orchestration. The piece argues that sensational gun imagery and loud scores seduce audiences, selling cheap emotion and fueling social ignorance and a meme of murder.
The Educational Department of the Community Church announces a season of lectures in the church auditorium. Notable speakers include Will Durant, John Herman Randall Jr, Joseph Wood Krutch, Count Hermann Keyserling, Parker Moon, Harry Overstreet, with topics ranging from philosophy to modern drama and international relations.
The Second Man by S. N. Behrman at the Theatre Guild unfolds Monica Grey's love for writer Clark Storey thwarted by poverty and a widow. She later discovers she loves scientist Austin Lowe, who wins her, while Storey gains a life income through Mrs. Frayne. Margalo Gillmore leads a strong cast under Philip Moeller.
The New York City Board of Examiners requires teachers-in-training at 10 high schools to complete 180 hours (12 points) in the major subject. The change may be taken during the sophomore, junior, or senior years. Katherine L. Doty, Assistant to the Dean.
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