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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1914
Page
2
On December 15 President Sidney E. Mezes formerly of the University of Texas will assume duties as President of C. C. N. Y. He succeeds Dr Finley who resigned to become State Commissioner of Education a year ago.
About three years after P Characopos left 1 500 000 francs to fund an Athens college for domestic science a plan to educate three Greek girls in Europe was delayed by war This year three Greek girls go to Simmons under Greek government support for two years then three more will study and return to teach in Athens College of domestic science later A University of Michigan bridge tournament will name the campus champion with entries open to all students and partners chosen by the committee the day before play begins.
An American school for Spanish girls, the International Institute of Madrid, aims to give young women in Spain the equivalent of an American college education. It was founded by a Mount Holyoke College graduate, run for a period by the Mission Board, and is now independent and non sectarian.
The first varsity basketball game vs the alumnae ended 13 to 10 in favor of the alumnae after a fast, tight match. Freshmen saw action, and Lil Schoedler’s spectacular center shot highlighted the sensational finish amid a rough, high‑effort contest.
Charles S. Danielson Bursar completes final formality in a two week deal turning the Columbia Students Publishing Company plant into university property. The unit will be known as the Bureau of Printing of Columbia University and will serve the Spectator publishers.
The Barnard College production of Marlowe featured Jeanne Jacoby as Bame and Juliet Steinthal as Faustus with vivid, forceful performances. Madeleine Batta and Eleanor Hubbard delivered convincing interpretations, supported by a capable ensemble, striking scenery, and skilled incidental music, earning praise for the overall production.
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