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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1916
Page
5
A Monday Student Forum features Christine Robb and Elizabeth Wright urging service with a spiritual vision. They advocate vacation schools, clubs, and personal work to aid the poor and ignorant, foster daily responsibility, tolerance, and friendly guidance for new students in a complex college.
Dean Woodbridge addressed the Philosophy Club last Monday on the importance of philosophy. He prefaced his talk with Chesterton and outlined the philosophies of England, France and Germany while urging a real American philosophy and a new patriotism.
The Wigs and Cues meeting last Friday drew a small crowd but offered a charming talk by Stuart Walker of the Portmanteau Theatre and included dancing and festive atmosphere after the presentation.
The writer urges choosing worthwhile causes while noting egotistic motives exist. Set aside ten minutes daily for personal strength, read uplifting counsel, and pursue simple healthful habits. Balance rest and activity, and attend Student Forum to hear thoughtful views of peers on important concerns.
Last Saturday afternoon a comfortable crowd of alumnae and undergraduates gathered in the Theatre to hear Adelaide Bunker sing leading The curtain rose on An Episode from The Affairs of Anatole by Arthur Schnitzler. The audience was amused by the amateur staging and dialogue though the acting failed to fully realize the parts. Bohemian touches and cigarettes drew light laughter while songs by Marie Baschian Lucille Taylor and dances by Helen Smith produced several encores. Rab Jenkins delivered a good number of monoscenes seen as a key element of Bernard entertainments. The crowd grew as the Undergraduate doors opened and the afternoon closed in cheerful fashion.
JaVet Steinthal topped a Civil Service exam for an assistant role at the New Jersey State Museum with a salary of 12000. The post requires years of practical museum experience. if appointed, an exception would be noted for her scientific college training as substitute work.
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