Post Story Censured by Student Council
The New York Evening Post sent a student reporter to Barnard Bryn Mawr Vassar Wellesley Smith Mount Holyoke and Radcliffe to study the college girl of today. The reports depict liberal attitudes toward smoking drinking nightlife and romance with Barnard singled out for sensational headlines and city-lured freedoms.
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Welcoming Tea For Incoming Barnard Students
February brought new faces as Barnard hosted a welcome tea in the Conference Room. Jadys Vanderbilt, U A president, addressed February entrants and urged balance among activities for satisfactory results. Catherine Brehme, UA chair, was noted in the report.
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Wigs and Cues Plans Spring Play at College Club
The Wigs and Cues society announced its spring production to run May 2 and 3 with about three one act plays. Plans include professional demonstrations in makeup lighting properties and directing, a college assembly, and a student play reading committee selecting plays for tryouts.
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Margaret Mead to Speak at Assembly on Savages
Margaret Mead, Barnard graduate and noted anthropologist, will address the Assembly today on What it is Like to Live among the Savages. She has conducted fieldwork in Samoa and New Guinea and is preparing Water-Babies of New Guinea as her next book.
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Alumnae Day at Barnard Highlights February Program
Barnard alumnae of all classes return for Alumnae Day with activities on Wednesday February 12. Events include French Club carols in Brinckerhoff Theatre Professor Moore on the new Music Department Glee Club concert and English lecturer Dr Eileen Power address Tea in the College Parlor and a six oclock Alumnae Undergraduates basketball game.
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Baldwin Challenges Greek Lyric Traditions In Writing Talk
Professor Baldwin of Barnard argues Greek lyric writing is living and timeless. He says Helios underpins lyric across eras and places, urging students to use imagery freely and embrace direct, human themes in Greek Games lyrics.
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Delegates Laud N S F A Activities at Palo Alto Convention
Barnard College student Dorothy Harrison played a key role at the fifth annual National Student Federation of America convention in Palo Alto California. She helped lead regional discussions and was appointed to the National Standing Committee on Curriculum, a selection now ratified and permanent. The letter notes N S F A aims beyond travel, emphasizing exchange, hospitality, and mutual problem solving among member colleges.
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Opera Club Meeting Set for February 13 in Little Parlor
The newly chartered Opera Club will meet Thursday at noon in the Little Parlor to elect officers. The group aims to unite opera enthusiasts and enhance enjoyment through opera outings and informal talks. Suggestions for programs are welcome.
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Sophomore Hop Named Greatest Event of the Year
The Sophomore Hop will be held on Saint Valentine night in the gym inviting sophomores juniors and seniors to attend. The event promises gaiety music and a festive atmosphere focused on a welcoming social spirit.
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