Frances Gedroice Elected A A President for 1926 27
Frances Gedroice has been elected President of the Athletic Association for the year 1926-27. In her freshman year she played tennis and varsity basketball and was active in Greek Games athletics and class teams. She is currently A A Tennis Manager and a Junior Show Cast member.
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Frances Gedroice
Miss Gedroice
A. A
Doris Goss
Miss Goss
Representative Assembly
Caroline Duror
Mirra Komarovsky
Miss Komarovsky
Menorah
Madge Turner
Miss Turner
Barnacle
Barnacle Business Board
Ames
Mortarboard
Undergrad Association
Glee Club Plans May Concert With Philharmonic Society
Plans call for the Glee Club to perform with the Philharmonic Symphony Society in the first week of May. The event, under Columbia University Institute of Arts and Sciences auspices, is part of a spring festival featuring the Columbia University Choir. Members must attend rehearsals and bring notes home to focus rehearsal time. watch bulletins for further details.
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Glee Club
Philharmonic Symphony Society
Institutes of Arts and Sciences of Columbia Universty
Columbia University
Conor
Faculty Victors In Baseball Game
A lively gym scene on March 2 at 4 30 features undergraduates taking the field with strong batting and base running. Highlights include Lavelle’s two bagger, Quinn’s sliding, Broadus's batting, and humorous moments as players exchange playful banter while Prof Braun watches from the center field.
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Meyers
Moley
Broadas
Lavelle
Peebles
Earle
Broadus
Baldwin
Prof
Braun
Quinn
Noble
Costumes Hinder Play Says Basil Sydney
Basil Sydney argued that costumes spoil proper presentation as actors become artificial in attire. Speaking at a College Assembly on March 30, the Hamlet actor in Modern Dress and star of The Jest criticized the idea of a traditional Shakespearean method, noting it has been a matter of chance for eighty years.
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Basil Sydney
Sidney
Hamlet
Sydney
Wigs and Cues Presents Barrie Play in Debut
Laurence Cecil coaches The Legend of Lenora by Sir James Barrie for a spring student production at Brinckerhoff Theatre with Gertrude Braun and Kay Milan in leading roles. Three performances run April 30 and May 1 as part of a college season. Mirra Komarovsky earns the Caroline Duror Fellowship for promise in sociology and economics.
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Laurence Cecil
Leonora
Wigs and Cues
Lenora
James Barrie
Frohman Company
Maude Adams
Marguerite Loud
Frohman
S. S. Glencairne
Elsie Ferguson
James K. Hackett
Equity Players
Mr. Cecil
Frank Benson
Shakespearian
Hamlet
Jago
Tobey Belch
Mercutio
Henry Fifth
Barrie
Marie Campbell
Eleanor Rich
D. Lazar
Students urged to compete in current events contest
Professor Moley announces a current events contest hosted by The New York Times to be held around May 1 for events from May 1, 1925 onward. Eleven colleges including Pennsylvania, Michigan, Virginia and Columbia take part with $250 and a medal for the local winner. An intercollegiate final offers $500. Dean Hawkes chairs the Columbia local committee. Moley and Earle represent Barnard.
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Moley
New York Times
Pennsylvania
University of Michigan
University of Virginia
Columbia University
Dean Hawkes
Columbia
Earle
Professor Moley
Barnard
Professor Montague Speaks on Philosophy of Feminism
Professor William P. Montague will speak on the Philosophy of Feminism at College Assembly Tuesday at 1 o clock in Brinckerhoff Theatre.
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William P. Montague
College Assembly
Brinckerhoff Theatre
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Philharmonic
Komarovsky
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