T. C. Wins Swimming Meet
The T. C. team won the swimming meet 33 to 26 after Undergrad returns. Hazel Jennings tied a record with 122.5 seconds in the 20 yard dash. Events included Relay, Breast Stroke, Stroke, Underarm Side Stroke, Diving, and 20 Yard Dash with multiple T. C. placers.
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Barnard
Hazel Jennings
T. C
Levi
Ray
Jane
Prene
Stanbroughs
Sheer
O'Donnell
Drake and Elliot
Terry
Keck
Fuller
la Salle
Lester
Sallis
Jennings
Tlewey
Hillas
Bulletin subscriptions urged to save 1917 18 issue
Seven hundred Barnard undergraduates in 1917 18. 237 subscribe to the Bulletin. Past year totals by class are 1917 33 1918 71 1919 32 1920 74 with one unknown. Printing cost about 1000 dollars. subscriptions yielded about 400. Advertising is scarce. a Bulletin next year hinges on new subscriptions.
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Barnard
YWCA in China Inspires New Woman Awakening
Mrs William Stuart spoke at chapel on April 2 sharing Chinese artifacts including bound foot bandages a three yard length tiny shoe a kitchen god and a mercy god. The talk highlighted YWCA efforts lifting women out of superstition ignorance and darkness and fostering a new woman.
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William Stuart
China
Mrs. Stuart
Chapel
Deutscher Kreis Reports Profit and Lecture in Berlin
At the Deutscher Kreis meeting on April 3 the Play Chairman reported Der Bibliothekar earned 243.80 dollars. An invitation from the Verein to Dr Boehme's lecture that evening was accepted. The Volksbuhne, founded in 1890 by 2000 workers, has grown to over 70000 members and built a renowned theatre with a quad revolving stage.
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Deutscher Kreis
der Bibliothekar
Verein
Dr. Boehme
Fulda
Fraulein Witwe
Free People’s Theatre
Berlin
Ibsen
Hauptmann
Volksbuehne
Shaw and Galsworthy
Germany
1918 Junior Class Meeting Elects New Chairman
At a Wednesday April 4 Junior Class meeting the usual business was transacted. Alice Gibb was elected Chairman to replace the customary hotel luncheon function.
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Alice Gibb
Mary Griffiths Elected Undergraduate President
Mary Griffiths, class of 1918, won the Undergraduate Presidency with 251 votes. Marian Alleman, also class of 1918, was the other final candidate. Griffiths has held leadership roles in Greek Games, her class, the Debating Club, and led as president in her junior year.
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Mary Griffiths
Marian Alleman
Undergraduate Meeting Nominates Candidates for President
At a Tuesday noon meeting of the Undergraduate Association in Marion, several women were nominated for Undergraduate President. Motions passed by narrow margins favored no spring play by Wigs and Cues and College support only if Directors approve. Field Day planned at Riverdale Country School with possible Faculty-Interclass events. Swimming named a major sport by the Executive Committee of A. A.
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Marion
Lleman
Gladys Cripps
Dorothy Graffe
Isabel Greenbaum
Mary Griffiths
Wendela Liander
Harriet White
Ruiverdale Country School
A. A
Hunter College Presents Mon Sieur Beaucaire
Hunter College selects Booth Tarkington novel Monsieur Beaucaire as varsity play. Performance set for April 21 in Hunter College Chapel with proceeds to the American Red Cross. Tickets range 50 cents to 1.50 dollars, available from Charlotte Lundmacht.
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Booth Tarkington
Monsieur Beaucaire
Inter College
Chapel
Hunter College
68Th Street
Park
American Red Cross
Charlotte Lundmacht Hunter College
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