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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1928
Page
6
In a 1920s political discussion Alfred E. Smith's policy battles are examined. The piece notes tax cuts in 1925, bond-funded state projects, and opposition to water power regulation including hydroelectric interests. It hints at Smith's leverage against Republicans and ongoing national debates over Boulder Dam and Muscle Shoals.
Wigs and Cues will present John Gay's Beggar's Opera at Brinckerhoff Theatre on April 26 and April 2k. The revival evokes 1720s highwaymen and hanging, recalling Lavinia Fenton and the Lincoln's Inn Fields premiere.
The Société Francaise hosted a March 30 soirée for the French Scholarship Fund featuring L Ecole des Méres. Professor Muller earned praise for coaching. Margaret De Mille Louise Laidlaw Emily Morris Deborah Allen Janet Gemmel Valerie Frankel Blanche Devigne led a lively Marivaux play with period costumes and an afterparty with dancing and refreshments.
The undergraduate glee club offers a varied program featuring multiple performances and selections. The concert showcases student singers, instrumental accompaniments, and light narration highlighting campus musical talent and collaboration.
Dean Gilder sleeve and Barnard faculty praised Junior Month aims during a tea in the College Parlor on April 3. Twelve juniors from eastern women's colleges will live at the Women's University Club in NYC in July with all expenses paid to study social work and observe field practice. Barnard Glee Club sang at College Assembly with soloist Dorothy LeVene and pianist Dorothy Marks.
Greek Games return to Barnard on Saturday April 14 with a Aphrodite theme. The event features entrances dances and performances tied to the goddess myth and includes poems by Elinor Cobb Erna Tones Sarah Elizabeth Rodgers and Valentine Snow. Entrance music is by Elsa Zorn Isa Ilwraith Lorraine Smith Vivian Barnett and Sylvia M Gett inger.
Sylvia Seifert 1929 was elected Undergraduate Vice-President Gladys Vanderbilt 1930 Treasurer and Caroline Hunter 1931 Secretary on March 29. Seifert held roles in freshman class, Greek Games and leadership positions through sophomore and junior years. Vanderbilt served on Honor Board Greek Games Chorus and led Student Fellowship ticket finances. Miss Stunter is current Freshman Class President.
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