University prizes broaden to Barnard students in history essay
The United Daughters of the Confederacy offer a $100 prize for essays on social and industrial conditions in Richmond 1861–1865. Essays up to 8000 words must be typed on one side, include a bibliography, be filed with Professor Muzzey by April 15, 1920, and three copies with nom de plume sent for final judging. The winning essay becomes UDC property.
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United Daughters of the Confederacy
Teachers College
Barnard
Richmond
Muzzey
Department of History
Committee of the United Daughters of the Confederacy
The
Barnard Appeals for Volunteer Settlement Workers
I C S A cooperates with the Volunteer Workers Exchange run by New York Community Service at 9 East 40th Street to place volunteers in neighborhood houses and settlements. Calls include a social club leader, a dramatic coach, social dancing instructors, a library worker, a storyteller for Italian boys, and performers for Sunday gatherings. Apply to Aline Auerbach in R. S. O. office for details, Mondays 12 1 and Wednesdays 1 2.
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Ioc. SA
New York Community Service
East 40Th Street
Exchange
Aline Auerbach
Lectures by Mrs Marietta Johnson at Lenox School
Mrs Marietta Johnson will lecture Tuesdays at 4 PM in the Little Theatre Lenox School 52 East 78 Street. Topics include Education in Relation to Present Problems What is the Matter with Our Schools Discipline Character Building at Home and at School Admission 75 cents Johnson founded Fair Hope School cited in Schools of Tomorrow by John Dewey and Evelyn Dewey.
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Marietta Johnson
Lenox School
East 78 St
Johnson
Fairhope
Schools of Tomorrow
John Dewey
Columbia
Evelyn Dewey
Barnard
Faculty and Students Invited to Evening Meeting
The Christian Science Society of Column University will meet in Room Earl Hall at 7 45 P M on Tuesday February 17. All present and former faculty officers and students are cordially invited to attend.
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Christian Science Society
Column University
Earl Hall
Emmy Lou to Debut at Hotel Astor March 24 27 1920
The article announces Emmy Lou performing across Broadway and making her debut at the Hotel Astor from March 24 to 27 1920. It notes her microbe proof persona and ties to Columbia's Varsity Show with the writer hinting at more details in forthcoming columns.
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Columbia
Emmy Lou
Broadway
Hotel Astor
McGrayne Resigns Greek Games Chairmanship
Dorothy McGrayne will not return for the second semester, a loss to the Sophomores and Greek Games. Katharine Coffey was unanimously chosen acting chairman at a Sophomore Central Committee meeting, with ratification needed after the flu subsides.
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Dorothy McGrayne
Miss McGrayne
Katharine Coffey
Miss Coffey
February Freshmen and Transfers Join Drama Club
Barnard students are invited to join Wigs and Cues this semester. Sign up on the lunch room poster to choose acting staging costuming or publicity work. Clues cost fifty cents. Come out show interest and enjoy yourself.
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Barnard
Bolshevik Blues in a Dark Parlor
A surreal scene unfolds in a great room as a distressed woman laments lost love to Samovar while a man mocks her, a bomb is thrown, the house explodes, and distant Cheka-Zaks fire craps in the night amid the radio tag Tech Voo Doo.
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History Prize
I.C
A. News
Lower East Side
D. McGrayne
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