Barnard Debuts with She Stoops to Conquer Under Sanger
Barnard College presents Goldsmiths She Stoops to Conquer in Brinckerhoff Hall coached by Eugene Sanger. The undergraduate cast, selected by competition, delivers lively performances with standout turns by Miss Townsend Miss Lyon and Miss Ware as well as strong supporting work from Miss McKenney Miss Metcalf and Miss Bergen. The production marks Barnard’s first full undergraduate dramatic effort and promises future varsity-level work.
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Brinckerhoff Hall
Barnard
Goldsmith
Eugene Sanger
Carnegie Leycenan
Sanger
Sir Charles Marlow
Miss Metcalf
Charles Marlow
Miss Lyon
Mr. Hardcastle
Miss McKenney
George Dlastings
Marlow
Miss Farle
Jeremy
Young Marlow
Miss Fisher
Hardcastle
Kate Hardcastle
Constance Neville
Kate
Miss Bergen
Bahn
Tony Lumpkin
Miss Ware
Diggory
Dd Easton
Miss Nones
Miss Miller
Stingo
Miss Schuyler
Miss Eaton
Muggins
Miss Dederer
Aminadab
Miss Hughan
Twist
Miss Alsberg
Miss Curtis
Miss van Tise
Miss Cahn
Mrs. Hardcastle
Horse Pond
Tony
Miss Earle
Miss. Townsend
Miss Townsend
Sir Charles Maglows
Barnard College
Howard
Colt
Fountain
Abrams
Reception for French Naval Cadets at Columbia Gym
On Thursday April 18 Columbia students hosted a reception and dance in the University gym for the French training ship Duguay Trouin cadets. The program featured wrestling club swinging tumbling fencing sabre contest and a dance with refreshments near the swimming pool.
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Themes by Helen Keller in Radcliffe Magazine
The Radcliffe Magazine features daily themes by Helen Keller, noted for vivid imagination and refined prose. The editors praise her remarkable capacity despite being blind, deaf, and mute, and say the themes merit wide interest.
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Barnard Welcomes Back Professor Woodward After Paris Service
Dr. Benjamin Duryea Woodward returns to Barnard next fall as adjunct professor of romance languages and literature after three years abroad. He earned three degrees from the University of Paris and three from Columbia and previously taught German and French at Barnard.
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Benjamin Duryea Woodward
Barnard
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University of Paris
Columbia