Student Council Approves Play and Bible Study Extension
The February Student Council meeting notes the German play Unsterbliche Felix accepted and the Bible study course next year to be offered under Columbia conditions with Chaplain Knox. Finances and dues are discussed with undergraduates possibly barred from clubs for nonpayment. March 9 is set for the next undergraduate meeting. A sub committee plan to address academic concerns is proposed. The college is urged to read Miss Snow’s Bulletin article, the first under Council auspices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix
Gildersleeve
Columbia
Knox
Vassar
Miss Snow
First Night of the Spy on Stage Shocks College Audience
Three officers Jeanne Jacoby Carrie and Ray E Levi star in Senta Jonas The Spy presented before English undergraduates A dramatic plot unfolds with a plan to destroy a chateau a frightened Mary Powell and the arrival of Dorette Ferandié revealing a map No 161 The cast contends with betrayal and danger as Lillian Soskin is brought in handcuffed after a poisoning attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne Jacoby
Carrie
Ray E. Levi
Senta Jonas
Ray
Tender Heart
Mary Powell
Mary
Jeanne
Dorette Ferandié
Dorette
Lillian Soskin
Lillian
Professor Lindsay on future legislators and reform
Prof Lindsay of the School of Philanthropy laments amuck legislation and a double standard. He urges well formulated comprehensive laws shaped by community will and imagination, noting women have led effective legislative proposals despite suffrage deprivation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof
Lindsay
School of Philanthropy
Taft
German Play Cast Delighted By Strong Trials
The Deutscher Verein of Columbia joins the Kreis in producing Der Unsterbliche Felix after trials on February 10 and 11. A large cast was chosen from Barnard and Columbia participants, with many talents listed among the finalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildenbruch
Felix
Erikar Stro
Tetoetes
Iter
Elsie Chesley Minna
Theresa Meyer
Helen Bleet
Laura Ee
Hildegard Diechman Maudettediges Sauthe
Margaret Lries Emilie
Ruth Benjamin Ows Yack Dette
Eter
Sophie Aveson Erma
Harriet Susheimer
Deutscher Verein
Columbia
Kreis
Barnard
Stage tragedy ends in death and curtain call
In a dramatic scene Jeanne confronts Dorette and Lillian as Mary dies in a sad struggle. A spy is exposed, Carrie shouts The Bugle, and the audience responds with loud applause as the curtain falls amid hysteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian
Mary
Ray
Carrie
Dorette
Jeanne
The College Woman and Her Vocation
A discussion of the shift from teaching as the default path for college graduates to broader career options. It highlights the Intercollegiate Bureau of Occupations in New York guiding women to 69 occupations, with expansion to Philadelphia and Chicago, and notes gendered attitudes toward post graduate plans and apprenticeship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Mater
Intercollegiate
Bureau of Occupations
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
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