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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1903
Page
4
The English Graduate Club formed in early term to connect Graduate English students. President J Erskine and secretary O B Capen led a committee including A M Lederer W E Thomas and H E Goddard. Three meetings held. next speaks by Hamlin Garland on February 17.
The Classical Club held its last regular meeting Friday February 6. Professor Perry gave an interesting talk illustrated by lantern slides on his travels through the Peloponnesus and the Greek Islands. Professor Earle discussed in Latin the text of the first chapter of Book I of Caesar's Gallic Wars. Regular meetings occur on the first and third Fridays each month.
On February 11 Dr. E Baruch delivered a German lecture titled Wagner as a Poet. Despite rain the attendance was unusually large and included opera singers. He argued Wagner is often seen as a composer, though he used poetry as a core element of his artistry.
Dr Baruch surveys Richard Wagner s early novels and satirical drama noting literary merit. He analyzes operas focusing on plot development and tragic force, praising Elsa Lohengrin Elizabeth Tannhauser and Isolde as reflections of Wagner s ideal of love, with quotations delivered charmingly.
Leave of absence granted to Professor Jackson to visit Persia for study and research. Secretary Hay provides letters to key government officials. The absence will see colleagues and Dr. Louis Herbert Grey of Princeton University carry on his course.
At the meeting of the class of 1904 to be held February 16, the entertainment committee for this term was appointed. The committee consists of Mildred Miller as chairman, Margaret Claffy, Harriet Hill, Helen Eltring, and Florence Hubbard.
The Southern Club will hold its quarterly business meeting on Tuesday February 17 at 4 30 PM in Earl Hall.
The Barnard Mandolin Club begins practice again this week after several weeks without meetings. Members are ready to start in for earnest work and resume regular sessions.
The basketball event on Tuesday February 17 shifts from 3 30 pm to a two hour window from 2 30 pm to 4 00 pm.
Hereafter chapel choir practice will be held directly after the chapel exercises on Fridays.
The regular meeting of the class of 1905 will be held Tuesday February 17 at 2 30 p m in Room 139.
The February 11 meeting of the C. S. M. A. outlined the state of missionary work in Africa and Asia. Florence Beechsius presented a brief summary of activities in Africa China and Japan.
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