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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1914

Page

4

Undergraduate Plays Review Finds One-Act Format Mixed

A Barnard College assessment credits three plays with varied success. Isabel Randolph shines as Amanda in Up O’ Me Thumb, Beulah Amidon’s Our Lady’s Tumbler charms with medieval grace, and The Man of Destiny closes with strong ensemble acting led by Ray Levi as Napoleon.

Maude Adams Isabel Randolph Amanda Miss Adams Barnard Beulah Amidon Beatrice Rittenberg Roselle Ray Levi Napoleon May Coates Bonaparte Lucie Howe Helen Zazat Guiseppe

Alumnae Create Athletics for College Women in Business

The New York Times piece profiles Miss Lillian Schoedler Barnard 1911 who chairs a new alumnae athletics committee. It aims to provide affordable organized recreation for college girls in business, arguing gym training aids endurance and adaptation to office life, countering criticisms of college education.

New York Times Lillian Schoedler Barnard Miss Schoedler New York City

Wise Urges Social Service in Religious Context

Rabbi Stephen Wise spoke in the chapel on social service urging religion to motivate service rather than charity. He urged a just, loving approach, noting service must elevate all and broaden morality, calling for earnest workers and lifelong sacrifice.

Stephen Wise Ruskin

Tie in initial undergrad president race ends with Kirchwey win

Student Council declares the first election for Undergraduate President a tie between Sarah Butler and Freda Kirchway. A second election follows and Freda Kirchwey is elected. Class leaders named: Senior President Sarah Butler, Junior President Ruth Salem, Sophomore President Elsie Oakley.

Sarah Butler Freda Kirchway Freda Kirchwey Ruth Salem Elsie Oakley

Prospective Bulletin Editors Call for 1916 1917 Members

Bulletin invites 1916 and 1917 members to apply as editors by submitting two pieces on No 6 paper signed with a pseudonym. Entries must be placed in the Bulletin mailbox by the front door by May 6. All applicants welcomed regardless of poetry ability.

Bulletin Tue Bultetin Tre Bulletin

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