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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1925
Page
3
Wigs and Cues stages Androcles and the Lion with an All Star cast. Performances run Friday evening April 24 and Saturday afternoon and evening April 25.
Professor Harry Elmer Barnes of Smith College said at the Forum Luncheon that France and Russia wanted a world war and that Austria and Germany bore less blame than commonly claimed. He urged recognition of European facts and revised treaties to guide reconstruction and peace efforts.
The Sophomores defeated the Juniors 28 to 15 on April 15. Despite a tight start, the Sophs surged with 16 runs in the third inning, aided by Reynolds moving up. Juniors struggled with fielding errors and a missing key batter. The game stayed with the Sophs in control the rest of the way.
At the University Assembly Glenn Frank editor of Century Magazine outlined two broad outlooks for Western civilization over the next fifty years. He described gloomist views predicting a coming dark age and contrasting views heralding a new Renaissance driven by changes from biologists economists and psychologists. He warned that democracy may spurn superior minds and that the modern order faces pressures from bigness complexity and cyclical decay.
The Columbia University music department presents its Annual Concert of Original Compositions by faculty and students on Wednesday evening April 29 at 8 15 in the McMillin Academic Theatre. Free tickets available at Institute of Arts and Sciences room 30 School of Business. The program includes a String Quartet variations on a John Powell theme Edward Robinson a Quintet a Sonata for Violin and Piano Willard Rhodes Two Songs for Baritone Maurice Watkins One for Contralto Ruth Coleman Two Songs for Soprano Morris Roger and Julian de Gray on piano with works by Sandburg Hugo Browning and others.
Barnard College will offer Sociology 21 and 22 an introductory social service course for juniors and seniors. Mr. Bailey Burrit of the Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor will direct, with each segment taught by a field expert. The program emphasizes practical, branch specific lectures to aid career choice in social work. Students need background in Economics and Sociology and should take Sociology 1.2 before or alongside 21, 22.
The League of Women Voters held its annual convention in Richmond with over 70 delegates from 11 states. A new Voter’s Section for younger delegates was established along with a plan to create a national office to coordinate youth civic activity and speaker programs.
On Thursday April 16 Professor Baker's American literature class welcomed Brander Matthews for an informal talk about his acquaintance Mark Twain. He shared engaging sidelights on Twain’s character through amusing life incidents and tea followed for personal conversations with Matthews.
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