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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1923
Page
3
An unprecedented demand for tickets for the Junior Show of the Class of 1924 swept Brinckerhoff Theatre last week. Tickets sold within hours of noon on February 8, forcing immediate matinee arrangements and a Friday dress rehearsal for a Saturday performance.
A school urges immediate sign ups for the spring baseball season. It outlines two weekly practices per class, a long and a short session, with February requiring one long practice weekly for Freshmen and Sophomores taking Greek Games, and two practices weekly for others after passing the efficiency test.
John Haynes Holmes of the Community Church spoke on self expression and its role as a life standard. He warned against letting impulses replace discipline, urging youths to define self expression while cooperating with God and pursuing purposeful aims.
History of the Caroline Duror Memorial Fellowship holders and alternates since 1912. Notable post graduation paths include M A and Ph D degrees at Columbia, teaching English in New York, Classics at Columbia, and Greek fellowships at Bryn Mawr.
The American Committee for a devastated France invites Barnard College to send a delegate this summer. About fifty delegates will be elected by student votes at 10c each, with funds supporting reconstruction and inspection work. Circulars are in the Student Council Room, and attendance is needed to decide on participation.
Citizens are urged to fulfill outstanding pledges to the Drive at once. The appeal stresses immediate payment and civic duty.
About fifty girls spent the February 3 and 4 weekend at Brentmere as an antidote to exams. The entertainment impressed attendees, with Miss Canfield and others arriving Friday afternoon to prepare a welcome. The majority reached Mountain early Saturday morning.
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