Miss Lathams Class Presents Miracle Plays in December
Miss Latham's fourth grade class stages three miracle plays in Bank Theatre on Friday December 20 at 3 30. The Conversion of Saul Solomon and the Harlots Elijah and the Prophets of Baal are produced costumed directed and acted by class groups under Miss Latham's supervision. The medieval stage will be center floor with the audience around all four sides and historically accurate costumes. Readable cast includes Marjorie Bahouth Elizabeth Benson Jean Crawford Bert Falk Marence Healy Emma Lou Malley and more.
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Liss Latham
Llbank Theatre
Saul
Solomon
Harlots
Elijah
Latham
Jes
Marjorie Bahouth
Elizabeth Enson
Jean Crawford
Bert Falk
Marence Healy
Emma Lou Malley
Jee Ralph
Viola Robinson
Maxine Rothschild
Jane Wyatt
Father Ford Discusses The Existence of God
Father Ford presents arguments for the existence of God citing nebulae as universes in the making and as evidence of a superior power. He notes that acceptance of evolution does not negate belief if a creator formed the first form. Tea was served after the lecture and club notices followed.
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Newman Club
Father Ford
Father
Ford
Evelu
Ding
Dr Young Describes Delos Greek Pompeii During Club Talk
Professor Young recounted a personally conducted pilgrimage to Delos in Room 304 Barnard for the Classical Club. He described the island once a major Aegean trading center now sparsely inhabited, with contrasts between ancient sanctuaries and modern museum, and noted travel by steamer from Athens followed by donkey transport.
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Island of
Delos
Barnard
Young
Classical Club
Mary Goggin
Confederacy of
Aegean Sea
Athens
Syra
Megaros
Professor Young
Aedopus
Greek Games reforms shift to Sunrise Helios themed Entrance
The Greek Games change the Entrance event to a daylight procession from dawn to night honoring Helios. Freshmen and Sophomores join in a single combined pageant with added formal ending and wreath presentation. Music for the dances will be composed by Professor Douglas Moore to speed preparation.
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Helios
O’donnell
Miss Wayman
Mary Dublin
Marjorie Bahouth
Douglas Moore
Second of Senior Teas for Faculty Guests
The Senior Class hosts the second of four tea events this season for the Faculty. This tea will entertain members of the Fine Arts, Psychology, Philosophy, Greek and Latin departments, with all seniors invited and majors in these departments urged to attend.
Carollers Honor Dean With Christmas Songs
On Barnard campus a group of strolling carollers in black robes perform a Yuletide tradition each year. They plan to appear Friday just before dusk and stop before the Dean's Office, continuing a long standing campus ritual.
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Barnard
New Zealand Defeats Columbia In Debate On Arbitration
The College of New Zealand debate team defeated Columbia at McMillin Theatre on Thursday evening. The topic: resolved that all international disputes can be settled by arbitration. New Zealand spoke for the negative and Columbia for the affirmative.
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College of New Zealand
Columbia
McMillin Theatre
New Zealand
Guy R. Powels
W. F E. Mountjoy
Lawrence JT. Schwartz
A. B. Krim
John Burk
Dr. Burke
Coumbia
Schwartz
Burk
Krim
League
Permanent Court of International Justice
Wigs and Cues Produces Outward Bound at College
A club staged Outward Bound with two casts to bring theater closer to the college audience. The performance drew strong applause and favorable reviews for acting, mood, and costume work, marking a successful shift from costume plays to modern clothing and nuanced character portrayals.
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Lathams
God
Cian
Columbia Newman Club
DR. Young
Pompeii
Carollers
Dean
Pictorial Press
New York
Mary le Vine
Elizabeth Benson
Elma Samuels
Gerda Halgreen
William Duke
Midgett
Edna Klein
Lingley
Ruth Anderson
Frank Thompson
Mary Seelee
Sera Ana Ets
Ethel Greenfield
Bat Gig Tee
Eee Coens
Jane Wyatt Henry Os
Evelyn Anderson
Cliveden-Banks
Marjorie
Florence Healy
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