Varsity Defeats Alumnae In Youthful Basketball Clash
The Varsity overwhelmed the Alumnae 10 to 0 in the opening game on Monday December 8 at 5 p.m. The young team showed speed and teamwork led by Midge Mayer and Stubby Mayer while Alumnae struggled with slow guards and no official referee in the second half. Edna A. wrote the piece and Miss Matzner guided postgame festivities as fans plan to attend the next game.
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Barnard Lumnae
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A. Pollitzer
S. Rogers
Barnard Alumnae Host Weekly Teas For Undergraduates
The Association plans a series of Monday teas for undergraduates faculty and friends from January 3 at the Un graduate Study from four to six. Alumnae hostesses will welcome guests and foster交流 between groups under the joint auspices of the Undergraduate Interests Committee and the Membership Committee chaired by Agnes Miller and Doris Long, respectively.
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Horace Mann Handball? Basketball Debacle Opens Season
Horace Mann opened its 1917 winter schedule with a 13 to 3 loss to Barnard on December 6 as a large crowd watched a disorganized game. The report criticizes wandering play, poor sportsmanship, and calls for better teamwork from Horace Mann and Barnard players while noting standout freshmen H Alexander A Pollitzer and A Lawrence.
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I. Greenbaum
B. Butts
Bausch
Munter
F. Wohr
Alexander
Pollitzer
Greenbaum
Kenyon
Mr. Williams
Miss Beegle
M. Evelyn Hillas
Food and Philosophy Lunch Delights and Debates
The Philosophy lunch last Tuesday drew a hungry crowd despite delays, with black chocolate cake and lively banter. Dr Brown and Dr Lord sparked merriment as Beatrice Heineman Anne Kutner Amy Schechter and Edith Mulhall led a serious discussion of The Modern Symposium while Dr Brown contributed key thoughts.
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T C Wins 9-6 In Exhibition Basketball Over Barnard
In the December 10 varsity game at 5 pm TC edged Barnard 9 to 6 after a tight first half. TC centers struggled early, while forwards converted three baskets and a foul as the second half grew more vigorous. Substitutes appeared, Hillas faced defensive pressure, and Edgerton led with field goals and a foul.
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T. C
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Hillas
Shorter Vacations Urged by Law Professor in Sun Interview
In a New York Sun interview Professor George W. Kirchwey of the Law School calls for fewer weeks of college and school vacations. He argues the year is too short and teachers should not rest a third of it. He warns reducing break time would force professors into teaching machines.
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