Professor Montague to Speak on Philosophy of Feminism
Professor William P. Montague will lecture on the Philosophy of Feminism at the College Assembly in Brinckerhoff Theatre Tuesday at 1 o'clock.
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1926
Page
4
Professor William P. Montague will lecture on the Philosophy of Feminism at the College Assembly in Brinckerhoff Theatre Tuesday at 1 o'clock.
Brander Matthews former Columbia professor and friend to Mark Twain spoke in the College Parlor about Twain. Matthews said Twain remained forever young at heart and loved attention, noting his Yale honorary ovation and the adventures described in his books from Huckleberry Finn to Life on the Mississippi.
The Deutscher Kreis hosts a Friday 4 pm piano recital by Ralph Leopold of the Mannes School featuring German composers Bach Schumann and Wagner. He will introduce each piece with brief remarks and a Wagner series for Duo-Art may be broadcast from the College Hall with refreshments afterward.
Barnard College prepares its Greek Games ceremony set for April 17 at 3 PM with all exams suspended. Betty Kalisher heads student supervision. judges and chairs from Mary Hooke to Constance Friess oversee events in poetry archery dancing and music. The festival traces to 1908 and blends athletic and aesthetic Greek traditions, inspiring USC's later Grecian festival.
Barnard plans July Junior Month with twelve Eastern college juniors living and learning about social issues such as child welfare and juvenile delinquency. Lectures, trips, and supervised case work offer a panoramic view of social work, while Barnard coordinates fellowships to foster international exchange and potential Russian exchange.
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