Barnard Bulletin notes on balls and theater plans
The Barnard College bulletin discusses junior ball curfews and dance culture, noting fatigue effects on study and the need for rest. It also reports the Undergraduate Association selecting The Honeymoon by John Tobin for April, praising its dramatic action and student cooperation with the Play Committee and Mr. Sanger to ensure success.
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John Tobin
Sanger
Emi Dil
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Barnard Junior Ball Celebrated as Most Enjoyable Yet
Editorial lauds the Barnard Junior ball’s success with enthusiastic guests and eager participation. It praises effective decorations and music while noting improvements in the supper tank room and intermission, and mentions minor issues with the orchestra and cloak room crowd management.
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Debate Over Junior Ball Date Continues Among Students
A group of students advocate extending the Junior ball to daylight hours as in former years, arguing it is appropriate to let the duration be decided later. Others push to keep the event in early April.
1901 Luncheon at Hotel St James and Theatre
Twenty two members of the class of 1901 met at the Hotel St James on Thursday February 12. Souvenirs were red heart decorations featuring college girl drawings by a class member. After the luncheon the group adjourned to the Garrick Theatre to enjoy Miss Russell's production of Mice and Men.
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C S M A Meeting Recaps February Session
The regular monthly meeting of the C S M A was held on February 11. Miss Rogers and Miss Draper described the serious atmosphere and earnest spirit at the convention. Miss Beeckman summarized missionary progress in Africa China Japan and Brazil.
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Miss Draper
Africa
China
Japan
Brazil
Miss Beeckman
Barnard to Play Adelphi in Brooklyn Showdown
Barnard basketball team scheduled to face Adelphi College on Saturday February 14 at 11 30 in Brooklyn. Fans may meet the team at South Ferry at 10 15, with expectations of strong Barnard support.
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South Ferry
Barnard Beats Sachs School in Feb 14 Basketball Game
Barnard defeated Sachs School 1 0 to 1 1 in a Saturday basketball game on February 14. Edith Sanborn and Bebec Russell scored field goals for Barnard along with Afoline Hall. Miss Clark scored a foul for Sachs. Barnard’s mascot was a white dog.
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University News Standing Committees Appointed 1903
The year 1903 committees include Curriculum and Scheme of Attendance chaired by Dean Gill with Professors Earle Woodward Crampton and Maltby. Admission chaired by Professor Earle with Professors Trent and Richards. Scholarships chaired by Dean Gill with Professors Brewster and Knapp. Honors chaired by Professor Lord with Professors Woodward and Moore.
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Knapp
Lord
Woodward and Moore
Journal of Comparative Literature Debuts New Quarterly
The first issue of the Journal of Comparative Literature appears with an editorial by George E. Woodberry outlining policy and aims. Contents include Huguenot Thought in England by Ch Bastide, Unpublished Letters of an English Humanist with SpinGam introduction, Moliere en Italie by Pietro Toldo, and notes and reviews.
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Chinese Lectures on Studying Chinese by Friedrich Hirth
Five illustrated lectures titled How and Why to Study Chinese to be held in Room Have Meyer Hall at 4 p m on March 5 12 19 26 and April 2. Lectures cover political reasons scientific results and study methods.
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Havemeyer Hall
Friedrich Hirth
Lung
Sidney Lee Lectures Set on Biography and Shakespeare
Mr. Sidney Lee will present two lectures in Room 305 Schermerhorn. On Wednesday March 4 at 3 15 p m the topic is National Biography and on Thursday March 5 at 4 45 p m the talk is Foreign Influences on Shakespeare.
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National Biography
Lecture on Ancient and Modern Oriental Music
John Dyneley-Prince Ph.D professor of Semitic Languages will present a lecture on Ancient and Modern Oriental Music in Room 305 Schermerham Hall on Wednesday March 18 at 3 30 p m illustrated by stereopticon and piano.
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Schermerham Hall
John Dyneley
Prince
Weekly French Lectures in Schermerhorn Hall
A series of French lectures will be held in room 305 Schermerhorn on Thursdays at 3 30. Topics include Napoleon in poetry and French pronunciation methods with speakers including Professor Cohut and Mr Bar.
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