Bear Review Echoes from a Wartime Short Story Month
The critic assesses several stories noting Miss Diechmann’s Mrs Scheuermann as the strongest for realism and humanity while praising Miss Welles and editors at Barnard College. The piece recalls a French bear street performer with a refrain about bonbons for gargons and guerilles for filles. Closes with the question who is getting the bonbons.
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Miss Tears
Moe
Miss Powell
Miss Diechmann
Barnard College
Intercollegiate Magazine Conference Opens at Radcliffe
The third annual meeting of the Association of Northern College Magazines met December 11 at Radcliffe College with sixteen delegates. Discussions on editorial management faculty censorship and exchange department sparked thoughts on improving the Pear and magazine efficiency. The sole firm decision was the Intercollegiate Competition to be held in March with judges to be announced.
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Association of Northern College Magazines
Radcliffe Colege
Questins
Repute
Incarnation Sermon by Dr Erskine at Bunard Chapel
Dr Erskine spoke at Bunard Chapel about Christmas and the Incarnation. He argued God is a human ideal formed in our minds, and that the true God is found in Christ as a model to imitate rather than a distant supernatural being.
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Erskine
Bunard
Alt
Plato
Apollo
St. Paul
Christ
Sophomore Dance at Thompson Gym Welcomes Evening
Thompson gymnasium hosted a festive sophomore dance on December 17 with polished floors, banners, palms, and a Springer’s band performing twenty dances from Tulip Time in Holland to My Bird of Paradise. The organizing committee led by Hildegard Diechmann and members Mary Beisel, Alice Gibb, Margaret Giddings, and Evelyn Mack is thanked for a felicitous evening.
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Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Mary P. Beegle
Clare M. Howard
Minor W. Latham
Hildegard Diechmann
Mary Beisel
Alice Gibb
Margaret Giddings
Evelyn Mack
Social Science League proposes small discussion groups at Barnard
The Social Science League plans to form small, informal discussion groups built around four to five major topics such as Trade Unionism and Educat ion as a Social Force. Each group will include ten to fifteen girls with a live adviser feeding the work and ensuring engagement.
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The
Social Science League
League
Jonsér
Barnard
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