Professor Brewster Addresses College Sentiment at Chapel
Professor Brewster discusses college sentiment and its role in governing conduct. He argues for a just, unselfish common opinion, citing an Honor System at Barnard College and urging hard work and virtue over derogatory labels for diligent students.
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Barnard College
Shakespeares The Taming of the Shrew in a University Run
A reviewer praises the play and performs critique of acting, noting Katharine and Petruchio as strong anchors. Miss Goldberg excels in tutoring scenes, Miss Cochran shines as Bianca with measured sweetness, Miss vom Baur provides drama but struggles with Grumio. Author admires Richardson’s evolving, sincere performance and the final Petruchio scene as quietly noble.
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King’s House
Lucy
Mr. Pepys
Shakspear
Katharine
Petruchio
The
Bulletin
William Shakspear
Miss Goldberg
Hortensia
Miss Cochran
Bianca
Miss Vom Baur
Grumio
Launcelot Gobbe
Miss Richardson
Mrs Kelleys Lecture Boosts Woman Suffrage Support
At Barnard Union’s April meeting Mrs Horace Kelley argued for woman suffrage. She contrasted women’s lack of voting power with duties like water safety and fair labor practices, attacked lazy advocates, and noted contradictions in women’s roles, especially in education and policy influence.
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Barnard Union
Horace Kelley
Kelley
Simkhovitch
Rs. Kelley
Ibe
Sheffield School
Yale