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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1913
Page
2
A local theatre review praises the production of Mice and Men at Captain George's for its witty ensemble, strong performances, and vivid costumes. It lauds characters like Joanna Deborah and Mrs Deborah, notes effective scenery and lighting, and highlights actors fully inhabiting their roles.
Mr. Harry Laidler, chief organizer of the Intercollegiate Socialist Society, spoke at the Socialist Club on Friday December 5. He argued that class warfare exists between labor and property owners, noting bias in the press and other tools of control. He warned the struggle will persist until workers own all production.
A complete list of chapel speakers is announced for the remaining term. No chapel services will be held during exam week. December 15 features Dr Josiah Strong, December 18 Prof John Erskine of Columbia University. January 5 Dr Henry Churchill King of Oberlin College. January 8 Academic Chapel with Dean Virginia C Gilder sleeve. January 19 Dr John Haynes Holmes of the Church of the Messiah.
Several faculty members released new books this autumn across disciplines. Charles A Beard presents Economic Interpretation of the Constitution from Macmillan. William T Brewster edits Home University Library for Henry Holt. Harry L Hollingworth writes Advertising and Selling from Apperton. Harold Jacoby offers Astronomy from Macmillan. Brander Matthews publishes Shakespeare as a Playwright with Scribner’s. James T Shotwell writes The Religious Revolution for Houghton Mifflin.
The 1916 and 1915 Barnard elites attended a formal thé dansant in marble halls with a luxurious theatre lunch served by maidens and a cabaret featuring Eva Pagis and Jeanne Jacob, Edna Thompson. Dancers and a six o clock exit left attendees eager for more.
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