Calendar of Events for April 4 to April 10
A sequence of campus activities lists social science groups rehearsals and class meetings across locations like 139 330 and 339, with times 12 to 6 p m. Notable items include 1918 1919 and 1917 class meetings, W Y C A Theatre events, dance and music clubs, Greek Games and academic chapel. The schedule runs Monday through Saturday with multiple rehearsals and performances.
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Social Science League
Electrical Lab
Y. W. C. A. Theatre and Trustees
Glee Club
U.D.A
Earl Hall
Intercollegiate Magazine Contest entries announced
Seven colleges submit contributions for the Intercollegiate Magazine Contest with judges named for stories essays verse and plays. The Bear lists participants including Wellesley Vassar Radcliffe Wells Hunter Columbia and Barnard and notes the winners to be announced after April 15.
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Wellesley
Vassar
Radcliffe
Wells
Hunter
Columbia
Barnard
Booth Tarkington
William Stanley Braithwaite
Charlotte Rudyard
Krames Hackett
Robert Frost
Joyce Kilmer
Beulah Dix-Frebbe
Cornelia Geer
Babette Deutsch
Dorothy Teall
B. Deutsch
Bernard Geniuses
The
Bear
Miss Todd to Speak at Social Science League Meeting
Miss Todd will address the first general meeting of the Social Science League with Columbia Economic Club cooperation. Dean Gildersleeve will preside as the theater is expected to be crowded next Thursday at four.
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Miss Todd
Social Science League
Columbia Economic Club
Dean Gildersleeve
League
Graduate Fellowship Awarded to Madeleine Dillay
The Graduate Fellowship was awarded to Madeleine Dillay for the most promise in her chosen field. She won the Trustees' Competitive Scholarship on entering Barnard after graduating early in three years and two summers. Ida P. Rolf is listed as the alternate. she is currently doing chemistry work at the Rockefeller Foundation.
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Madeleine Dillay
Barnard
Ida P. Rolf
Rockefeller Foundation
Professor Baldwin Highlights Divine Influence on Personality
In Chapel, Professor Baldwin spoke about God shaping human personality through receiving and giving the divine Word. He cited John and argued immortality springs from the enduring value of personality and continual divine communication. The talk concluded with the announcement of the Graduate Fellowship award.
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Baldwin
God
Varsity Triumphs Over Alumnae In Barnard Basketball
On Monday night March 27 the Varsity defeated the Alumnae 10 to 7 to close Barnard’s season. Strong defense by Rosemary Lawrence kept Midge from getting the ball, while Pollitzer Greenbaum Hill as well as Petrie scored. Fouls tallied for Hillas Pollitzer and captain.
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Barnard
Rosemary Lawrence
WC Aline Politzer
Marjorie Hillas
Isabelle Greenbaum
Adelaide Smithers
Vivian Tappan
J.C
Sallie Pero
Tune Dixon
S.C
Lillian Schoedler
Evelyn Haring
Aurill Bishop
Rosemay Lawrence G. Mac Wegener
Lucie Petrie
Pollitzer
Greenbaum
Hillas
Petrie
T. C. Triumphs In First Barnard Meet Swims Meet
T. C. defeats Barnard in the first intercollegiate pool meet. Midge Hillas and Alice Hate lead sprint wins from June Dixon and Evelyn Haring. Janney tops diving with 99 points. Barnard places second and third.
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T. C
Barnard
Midge” Hillas
Alice Hate
Janney
Strauch
Pearson
Hue
Haring
Dixon
Stranbrough
Hubbard
Chancellor
Drake
Lloyd
Love
la Salle
Strand
Hillas
Huie
Pageant News and Rehearsal Schedule for Spring Event
Pageant notices invite names to Ruth Salem before next Friday and urge attendance for April 27 Elizabethan discussion. Patronesses sought via Edna Thompson, tickets for Senior Study 118 go on sale after Greek Games at $100 each, limited. Rehearsals after Greek Games in room 256 cover country dancing, Morris dances, sword dances, chimney sweeps with distinct times, five choir practices to be posted. missing more than one rehearsal bars participation.
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Ruth Salem
Chanel
Edna Thompson
T. C
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Academic Chapel
Columbia Gym
Pageant
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