Election Returns Announced At Undergraduate Meeting
The Undergraduate body announced nominations on April 5 for Vice President Nelle Weathers and Agnes Grant and for Undergraduate Treasurer Meta Hailparn and Viola Travis, plus Secretary candidates Margaret Hatfield Velma Brown Mary Chamberlain Margaret Richter and Madge Turner. April 10 nominations added for Executive Chairman Barbara Kruger Elizabeth Waterman and Assistant Treasurer Florence Jenkel Mary Armstrong. B. O. S. P. nominations listed Fern Yates Marion Mettler Secretary Laura Bang Virginia Harrington Madelene Hooke. Voting occurred April 12 13 and results named Weathers Kruger Hailparn Armstrong Hatfield Mettler Bang.
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Nelle Weathers
Agnes Grant
Meta Hailparn
Viola Travis
Margaret Hatfield
Velma Brown
Mary Chamberlain
Margaret Richter
Madge Turner
Barbara Kruger
Elizabeth Waterman
Florence Jenkel
Mary Armstrong
Fern Yates
Marion Mettler
Laura Bang
Virginia
Harrington
Madelene Hooke
Meta’ Hailpurn
Debating Trip to England Postponed
The final tryouts for a Barnard debating team to England were held April 12 with about 35 candidates in preliminary auditions and six remaining. Judges found sufficient talent but insufficient time for public speaking practice and money and arrangements with English colleges make a trip this year impractical.
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England
Barnard
Howard
Hittman
Baldwin
Seager
Miss Sturtevant
Miss Weeks
Dean Gildersleeve
Cicely
Applebaum
Alice
Killeen
Louise
Rosenblatt
Edna
Sophs Win Greek Games Torch Race Decides Close Score
The Greek Games at Barnard College marked the twentieth anniversary with a thrilling finish between the freshman class of 25 and the sophomores of 26. Judges awarded the entrance to the freshmen, yet the overall tally stood 22 to 19 in favor of the Sophomores who won costumes and music. The sophomores held leads in dances and athletics as the chariot and hoop events stirred tension, with final margins close and the crowd hushed by Demeter’s dramatic entrance.
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Barnard
Demeter
Marie Luhrs
Dorothy Quinn
Nettie Stillman
Fern Yates
Elizabeth
Lazar
Estelle
Stratton
Dr Lovejoy Addresses Assembly On Child Labor
Dr Owen R Lovejoy spoke on child labor urging suppression. He described the need for a national organization to push uniform laws and constitutional amendments to empower Congress to limit or prohibit child labor, noting census flaws and lack of federal oversight. The talk highlighted mines mills tenements and farms as sites of child employment and called for broad support.
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Agnes Grant
Athletic Association
Fern Yates
Helen Miner
Elizabeth Waterman
Barnard
Owen R. Lovejoy
Lovejoy
Aricultural Industries
Supreme Court of the United States
Congress
Wigs and Cues Withdraws Ruddigore Production
Wigs and Cues, at a board meeting held last Wednesday, canceled Ruddigore due to unprecedented production difficulties. Rehearsals conflicted with minor groups, and April 27 performance clashed with another use of the theatre, making final rehearsals and dress run impractical.
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Cma
Louie Rosenblatt Elected Editor in Chief 1923 24
Bulletin announces the election of Louie Rosenblatt as editor in chief for the 1923 24 academic year. Rosenblatt assumes leadership of the paper guiding editorial policy and content.
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Tion
Louie Rosenblatt
Edit
Or-In-Chief
Juniors Defeated In Baseball Clash 1926 Victors 20-15
A slow Monday game between 1924 1926 freshmen and juniors ended 20 to 15 with 1926 scoring 16 runs in one inning. Wallfield 124 and Heller 26 stood out for 1926 while Juniors’ teamwork fell apart. Partial lineup noted.
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Wallfield
Heller
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