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Barnard Theatre announces special rates for box seats to The Peace Pirates. Apply at the Varsity Show Desk for Wednesday through Saturday evenings and a Saturday matinee.
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1916
Page
6
1916 Class Meeting Plans Senior Week Changes
The 16s meet Tuesday noon in the cold lunch room to discuss candidates for the von Wahl prize and Senior Week. Ivy Day is cut, Class Day moves into its place, Louise Talbot to present gift to the college, and preliminary votes proceed for patronesses, ushers, and the Senior Banquet waitress. Senior Play tryouts set for 4 o'clock Friday.
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von Wahl
Louise Talbot
Dante
Class of 1917 Holds Noon Meeting and Plans Year
A regular class meeting was held Tuesday at noon. The secretary's report was read and accepted. Miss Pollitzer urged planning the year's programs to prepare for future work. The Vocational Committee offers help and invites visitors to the Bulletin Room Wednesdays at noon.
1918 Class Meeting Chooses 1916 Invitees for Stunt Party
At a Tuesday noon meeting the 1918 class decided to invite the 1916 class to their stunt party. Freda Kenyon was elected chairman of the Sophomore luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
1916
Freda Kenyon
1919 Class Meeting Chooses Hilda Wulp as Chair
Friday noon class luncheon featured Greek Games talk. Nominees were Hilda Wulp, Theodore Skinner, Georgia Stanbrough and Dorothy Hall. Hilda Wulp was elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Wulp
Theodore Skinner
Georgia Stanbrough
Dorothy Hall
Social Science League Tour of Exploration
The Art Group plans a Saturday morning tour of New York art venues starting at the Rodin gallery in the Metropolitan Museum and the Academy. Sign up on the Student Bulletin Board for meeting place and time, with later tours to Thumb-Box Modern and Montrose galleries showcasing current works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artistic
New York
Rodin
Metropolitan Museum
Academy
Thumb- Box
Modern
Montrose
Social Science League Doings Revealed in Library Envelope
A library envelope marked Social Science League Doings contains spicy accounts of past activities and upcoming programs. Miss Rockwell can provide access to the write ups detailing the League's exciting plans for next year.
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Social Science League
Woman discussion lunch in Alcove Lunchroom Friday
A literature of the family group will meet in the Alcove Lunchroom Friday at noon to eat and discuss the problem of Woman with a faculty member. The group hopes to secure Mr. Montague as the attraction. Members should watch the Student Bulletin Board for further announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montague
Rebuilding Drives Furnishings for Electrical Laboratory
The Social Science League seeks donations to furnish a reconstructed Electrical Laboratory. A badly needed extra table and any donated books or magazines are welcomed. Contact Eleanor Parker, 1917, to arrange gifts and contributions for an upcoming house warming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Parker
Social Science League
Socialist Study Group Meeting Announced for April 13
The Socialist Study Group invites members to a Thursday April 13 session from 7 to 9 P M at Brooks Hall. The discussion topic is Socialism in England and Other European Countries with suggested readings by Sombart Hunter Spargo Orth and MacDonald on socialist movements and democracy in Europe.
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Brooks Hall
England
Sombart
Hunter
Spargo
Orth
Europe
MacDonald
Socialist Movement
Morality Group Plans Week Meeting With Outside Speaker
A morality group schedules a meeting the week of the 17th with an invited outside speaker, possibly Louis Untermeyer, or a member of the faculty may speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Untermeyer
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