MacGowan discusses modern theatre evolution and stage craft
Mr MacGowan surveys wartime and European theatre trends in Russia Germany and France noting a shift from detailed realism to imaginative suggestiveness and plastic, audience intimate staging. He cites Berlin Greek chorus fusion and new scene episode structure with Be lasco influences and college echoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Germany
France
Repertory Theatre
America
Pinero
MacGowan
Brown
Barnard i
Barnard Honesty System Among Early U S Colleges
The piece traces the rise of college honor systems from 1801 to 1915 with 123 institutions adopting such policies. It lists institutions with full vs partial applications and notes Barnard's long standing reliance on an honor basis for exams quizzes and reports. It highlights Princeton Amherst Harvard MIT and Columbia dealing with varied governance of their honor rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Syracuse
Michigan
Princeton
William and Mary
Barnard
Amherst
Harvard
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Notices at Barnard Book Exchange Return Seligman Copy
Borrowers of a Seligman volume from the Barnard Book Exchange are urged to return it immediately to Ruth Callan. Also obtain O K slips from Elise Ludlam and complete them in triplicate for return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seligman
Barnard Book Exchange
Ruth Callan
Elise Ludlam
Philolexian Tickets On Sale In Columbia And Barnard
Tickets go on sale next week in Columbia and Barnard with downtown sales planned. Subscriptions cost 2.00 dollars. Dancing will occur on both evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Barnard
Alumnae Notes 1911 Reunion and New Walk Gift
Members of the class of 1911 met for dinner at Students Hall on Friday December 2. They unveiled the nearly completed decennial gift a new walk to the campus. Dr Crampton lectured on his trip with pictures of Siam Guam and the Philippines. The absent Dean was dearly missed and wishes for her speedy recovery were voiced. The class voted to subscribe to the Cadet graduate Bulletin to stay in touch with undergraduate activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Students Hall
Crampton
Siam
Guam
Philippines
Montclair Alumnae Tea Hosted by Mrs Jones
Montclair alumnae gathered at 71 South Mountain Avenue Friday afternoon December 2 for a tea hosted by Mrs Adam Leroy Jones class of 1905. She asked the alumnae secretary to report the latest college and alumnae news to the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Leroy Jones
Montclair Barnard
South Mountain Avenue
Additions to the Library
A list of new and forthcoming scholarly works across politics law history and science. Authors include Einstein, O'Reilly, Goldmark, Pound, Sardou, Harrow, and Haines with topics from relativity constitutional framing and labor studies to music and biology. The collection covers classics, biographies, translations, and studies.
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Einstein
Albert
R. W. Lawson
Poe
E. A
H. W. Mabie
Farrand
Max
U. S
Cleveland
F. A
O’reilly
E. B
France
Haines
C. G
Guerber
H. A
Doerschut
Beer
G. L
Seligman
E. R
E.R. A. Seligman
Scott Nearing
U.S
Chafee
Kalaw
M. M
Philippines
Goldmark
R. I
Carlton
F. T
Vigny
O’euvres
Grove
Foulke
W. D
Bassett
J. S
Sardou
V.—Leganaches
Harrow
Munro
W. B
Child
C. M
Pound
Undergrad meeting rescheduled for December 13 at 1
The undergraduate gathering shifts start time to 1 o'clock on December 13 to allow a 10 minute college song practice. The change aims to polish repertoire ahead of University Assembly and upcoming varsity events with TC.
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Philolexian
Montclair
the Academy
Amsterdam Ave
119Th St
Chas
Friedgen
Livingston Hall
Whittier Hall
120Th ST
New York City
Cox Sons. ‘& Vining
Madison Ave
N. Y
Helen Mack
Broadway
Mrs. Flippin
120Th Street
Dorsey Whittington
Brooklyn Academy of Musical Art
New York
82Nd ST
Aunty Elcious
Morningside
the College Bair
Marcelling
Claremont Avenue
College
Bloat
108Th Street
A. G. Seiler
Amsterdam Avenue
J.G. Papadem & Co. Florists
Florists
Alice Evrard
East 48Th Street
Hillcrest
West
116Th Street
113Th Street
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