Wigs and Cues Review of Three One-Act Plays
The three one acts show varied success with Golden Doom praised for poetry but hindered by cast in male roles. Miss Schlichting shines as Minor Prophet, Miss Klopman earns high marks as the King, and the overall production is noted for striking visuals and strong acting. The Squealer ends as tragedy with Miss Barber’s new ending and Margaret delivered with conviction, while Margaret and Jim receive solid support from Mrs. Peters.
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Lord Dunsany
Miss Schlichting
Miss Klopman
David Garrick
Miss Barber
Margaret
Mrs. Peters
Jim
Marcaret
War Through the Eyes of a Poet
Barnard College plans to host Australian soldier poet Tom Skeyhill, renowned for wartime eloquence and a share of Rupert Brooke's circle. A two year veteran of fierce fighting, he lost sight and later regained it through surgery in Washington. He has raised over forty million dollars for war funds. His Barnard talk aims to inspire further effort and public involvement.
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Barnard College
Tom Skeyhill
London “Times
Rupert Brooke
Skeyhill
Australia
Washington
Otto Kahn
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
New York “Tribune
Metropolitan Opera House
Barnard
Barnard professors sail for abroad assignments
Professor William T. Brewster sails to serve as Assistant Director of the American University Union in France and will remain abroad indefinitely. Professor James T. Shotwell sails on the George Washington with specialists aiding the peace commissioners and has led Wilson's Historical Research Committee for two years.
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William T. Brewster
Barnard
American University Union
France
Brewster
James T. Shotwell
Department of History
George Washington
Shotwell
Wilson
Committee On
Three in One Glee Dance and War Benefit Monday
Freshmen through seniors are invited to a January 10, 1919 event combining the Glee Club Dance Club and the 1919 War Benefit for Red Cross relief. The afternoon and evening program promises a lively entertainment and fund-raising.
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Red Cross
Interclass Basketball Opens With Auspicious Start
Barnard fans packed the Gym last Tuesday as Freshmen Sophomores and upperclassmen showcased strong play. Sophomores defeated Freshmen 25 to 16 with Anne Schmidt and Marjorie Marks influential. 22 learned to guard the ball while 21 relied on steady shooting. Seniors routed Juniors 31 to 4 in a rough second half as Senior forwards dominated and Juniors managed only one basket.
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A. A
Cermy Interclass
Barnard
M. Mackay
Anne Schmidt
Majorie Marks
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M. Lehman
Dayton
L. Emerson
Emerson
E. Wegener
Schmidt
Jone II
Mack M. Marks
AL. Lehman H
Jones R. Ogden
Ward SC
Carter
Ek. Wegener
G. Dana
O. Holden
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