Miss Stanbrough On Her Ideal Venus
A hockey victory ends with captain Miss Stanbrough dodging an interview. She dismisses the journalist, then laments fat people and narrates a crude Broadway anecdote, finishing with harsh remarks about an aggressive ugly girl.
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Venus
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Andy
Buzzings of the Bee in a College Clockwork Scene
A playful column lampoons university life with gibes at Goethe Bologna education and theatre rehearsals. It notes a dress rehearsal buzz with a coach and footman scene and jokes about professors students and a moonlit blue professor. The piece closes on noisy clocks winding during classes.
Lobster taunter vows to probe shell and meat
A speaker teases the lobster with graphic intent to unravel its anatomy from heart to feet. The speaker recalls a pledge to be strangers but challenges the crustacean to test them.
Freshmen Triumph Despite Fouls In Mann Game
Freshmen defeated Horace Mann 19 to 11 in a fast paced contest marked by many fouls. Key teamwork came from Barnard ward players H. Greenbaum E. Schiff and H. Birkett with scoring by I Greenbaum Stein and Taussig captain. An odd-even basketball game is planned for next Friday with high enthusiasm and singing requested.
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Barnard
Tim
H. M
Greenbaum
Bae Ehatarian
D. Stéin . Schiff
Goesiekesgis
C. Moore
A. Bates
D. Keck
H. Goldsteinter
Schiff
R. Boudinoff
E. Boas
I. Greenbaum
E. Schiff
H. Birkett
KI. Greenbaum
Dr Coffin's Last Lecture at YWCA on The Life Everlasting
The Y W C A announces Dr Henry S Coffin will give the last of his lecture series on Monday December 14 at 4 o'clock in room 139 His subject is The Life Everlasting The college is cordially invited to attend.
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Barnard
Broadway
Fifty-ninth Street
Maxwell Motor Company
Firelight- Club explores women’s roles in modern life
The article reviews a play that portrays women at varied life points from marriage-minded to independent. It argues true progress comes when women are treated as humans with genuine aspirations. It notes Barker plans to stage Shaw plays in New York after Mrs. Becker’s praised Madras House interpretation.
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Beethoven
Mr. Barker
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