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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1930

Page

4

Wigs and Cues Joins Philolexian in Play

The Philolexian society of Columbia College with Wigs and Cues staged Ben Jonson’s Epicoene or The Silent Woman on Friday and Saturday, November 28 and 29. Maxine Rothschild led the cast as the title role with Barnard students Sylvia Schweitzer and Marjorie Bahouth among the performers and the review notes admirable acting but a dated slapstick humor struggle to entertain a modern audience.

Philolexian Society of Columbia College Wigs and Cues Ben Jonson Maxine Rothschild Barnard Sylvia Schweitzer Mistress Otter Marjorie Bahouth Centaure Venice Rader Haughty Alice Ittner Page Jonson Truewit Blades

Deutscher Kreis Plans Christmas Party and Medieval Play

The German Club discussed its annual Christmas Party for December 17 inviting the college. Miss Halgreen spoke to members about roles in the Medieval Christmas Play, with 50 to 60 members offering to join cast or chorus. Professor Brat presented excerpts from the play to be staged in a simple, primitive form.

Allege Miss Halgreen Halloreen Professor Brat

Important notice on term programs filing deadline

Programs for the Second Term must be filed in the Registrar's Office by Friday December 12. The notice instructs eligible entities to submit documents to the registrar by the stated deadline.

Durant Probes Progress of Mankind in McMillin Talk

Will Durant spoke at McMillin on November 25 about Is Progress Real. He traced history from the eighteenth century optimism to modern disillusion, arguing progress appears in rising men and major achievements though nations rise and fall. He outlined humanity’s path from speech to fire to farming and philosophy, suggesting a future guided by genius.

Will Durant McMillin Sven Ruskin Morris Carlyle Tolstoi Europe Balfour Dr. Durant Durant Alsace-Lorraine Dr. Qurant Mr. Durant Uned

Sterns Display Fashions To College Bulletin Show

Stern Bros. sponsor a Budget Fashion Show at the College Parlor on December 9 at 4 p m with Miss E Hamburger Barnard alumna presenting a short talk. Three budgets will illustrate varying college girl allowances and a Barnard reception follows December 10 13 in Siena s College Shop.

Bulletin Stern Bros Vassar Wellesley Cornell E. Hamburger Barnard Stern Siena's

Cadman Emphasizes Life of Imagination in Talk

Reverend S Parkes Cadman, famed Brooklyn minister, spoke at McMillan Theatre on imagination as a universal earthly gift. He warned against viewing imagination as trivial, noting its real, finite power in children and its value for youth and adults when used to stimulate action.

S. Parkes Cadman Brooklyn McMilin Theatre Cadman

Adaptation To Changing Ideals Key Youth Challenge

Professor Mullins spoke to the Silver Bay group about youth adapting to shifting ideals. He argued college exposes youth to unsteady home values and urges reading to understand what the best minds believe, with continuation noted to page 21.

Professor Mullins Mullins

Professor Mullins Opens Talks Series On Problems

Professor Mullins launches a series of talks at Silver Bay Tea addressing current problems. Applications for scholarships for the Spring Session must be filed by January 10 with the Dean's Secretary on blanks available in the Dean's office. V. C. Gildersleeve.

Mullins Silver Bay V.C. Gildersleeve

Dancing Classes Aimed at Faculty Fitness At Barnard

Barnard College reports a new dancing class led by Miss Strong for female faculty members. The program runs every Wednesday from 4:15 to 4:45 P M to encourage exercise and combat a looming reduction of the female faculty.

Barnard Dr. Alsop Miss Wayman Columbia Miss Strong

Carr Outlines Cruise At Classical Meeting

Dr. Carr, noted Latin scholar, led the First ergilian Cruise described as an almost perfect twenty six day tour. The route included Athens, Constantinople, Troy, and Bay of Naples with Scylla and Charybdis noted, though Troy’s archeological levels are thistled and rocky.

Dr. Carr Eneas Athens Classical Club Constantinople Troy Priam Vervil Carthage Bay of Naples Corsica Elbe Traly Scylla Charybdis Ompac

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