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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1915
Page
3
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The Admirable Crichton proved a delightful college production with Barrie’s humor and charm. Elizabeth Wright as Crichton earned enthusiastic praise for his shipwrecked hero, while Louise Walker as Lord Loam and the three Lady Loams drew strong, lively performances.
Barnard College plans a Thursday afternoon ceremony at Columbia Gymnasium with opening prayers and addresses by notable figures including President Kutler and Dean Gildersleeve. An all female speaker dinner follows at Hotel Astor with many prominent guests and a detailed Academic Procession route and weather contingency outlined.
The final undergraduate president election ended last Monday with Carol Lorenz receiving 231 votes and Louise Talbot 179 after the vote count at 4 o clock.
Student Council moves to nominate officers at the April 27 undergraduate meeting for Chair man Exec Undergrad Treasurer and Undergrad Secretary. VP nominations will be at the Junior Class meeting on April 30. Constitutions of the Bulletin and Pear approved. Agnes Surgeoner ’17 remains Barnard representative on the Columbia Spectator. Investigating Committees will report next Wednesday.
Professor Seligman and Comptroller Prendergast lead a lecture on municipal finance outlining debt by 1915 and 16, commanding calls for curtailment and pay as you go. Lamont cites $80 million abroad crisis and bankers backing gold payments as proof of stable credit.
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