Alumnae Day at Barnard Highlights Stage and Basketball
Barnard alumnae joined alumnae day events with a humorous Helena’s Husband at Brinkerhoff Theatre. Mrs. Lowther played Helena and Vera Schloss Paris with charm. A tea followed in the College Parlor and a 20 to 12 Varsity win over the Alumnae ended the day.
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New York
Barnard ‘Club
Helena
Brinckerhoff Theatre
McNamara
Weil
Tappan Wetterer
Carmody Lewis
Intercollegiate Debate Teams Selected for 1922
The 1922 intercollegiate debate teams include Barnard facing Smith and Vassar facing Barnard with Eleanor Phelps Louise Schlichting and Marie Bloomfield as affirmative speakers and Margaret Wing Margaret Mead and Helen Le Page as negative speakers. Alternates Florence Bleecker Cicely Applebaum and Madeleine Hook named. Preparation period begins.
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Barnard
Smith
Vassar
Eleanor Phelps
Marie Bloomfield
Louise Schlichting
Florence Bleecker
Cicely. Applebaum
Margaret Wing
Margaret Mead
Helen le Page
Janet Mirsky
Madeleine Hook
Honor Board Election At Class Meetings
At the Tuesday class meetings the Honor Board was elected. Kittty Coffey chaired with Lila North and Agnes Grant among the named members. Others listed include Madelaine Hooke and two additional names, reflecting a formal student body selection.
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Ss. Ds
Kitty Coffey
Lila’ North
Yvonne
Moon
Agnes
Grant
Madelaine
Hooke
College girls choose academics over activities in 88 survey
The 88 respondents from three upper classes report academic work as their main interest with 81 having limited time for non required reading and 28 never doing any. Seniors show more opportunities for extra study while sophomores largely did none.
Workers Education to Be Discussed at February Assembly
At the February 21 assembly Mr. Spenser Miller of the Workers' Education Bureau of America and James Waters will discuss Workers' Education. I.C.S.A. will visit Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America classes on February 25. A bulletin on Workers' Education exists in the R.S.O. Office. Information may be obtained from B. Biber.
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Spenser Miller
Workers’ Education Bureau of America
James Waters
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Wigs and Cues Elects Officers
Wigs and Cues has elected officers for the spring term Edith Vest as Chairman Minnie May Fleming as Vice Chairman Frances Boas as Secretary Georgia Giddings as Treasurer Beatrice Crafer as Ch. Choice of Play Doris Craven as Ch. of Staging Dorothy Smedley as Ch. of Costuming Helen Archibald as Ch. of Program Roberta Dumbacher as Publicity Manager Social Science Club Elects New President Nancy Thomas elected president after Dorothy Thomas resignation and the club changes its name to Social Science Club of Barnard College
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Wigs
Cues
Edith Vest
Minnie May Fleming
Frances Boas
Georgia Giddings
Beatrice Crafer
Doris Craven
Dorothy Smedley
Helen Archibald
Roberta. Dumbacher
Social Science Club
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Principal cast for Junior Show selected for 1923 musical
The 1923 Junior Show will be a musical comedy titled Clare de Lune. Try outs chaired by Garda Brown have occurred this week. rehearsals begin once the chorus is chosen. Cast includes Ruth Prince Milk Mann, Edythe Sheehan, Denver Frankel, Rhoda Hoff, Marie Brandt, Marion O Sullivan, Helen Bradshaw, Hanna Mann, Mary McCall, Jean Murray, Mary Lee Slaughter, Dorothy Houghton, and Dorothy Houghton listed as Mrs Rockabilt.
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Garda Brown
Cacchuciasens Betaaaratitaancaressanets
Ruth Prince Milk Mann
Edythe Sheehan
Cicetomia
Denver Frankel
Anna Margaret Trusler
Frances Boas
Little Willie
Jean Murray
Student Industrial Cooperation Urged At Newark Meeting
A joint meeting with Newark industrial girls will be held Monday evening in the Conference Room at eight o'clock. This is part of a series of meetings discussing education its organization and its relation to workers world of trade unions and bosses, and the application of Christian principles to that education.
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Newark
Senior class meetings set campus projects and elections
The Senior class approved paying a second $15 gift to the college and a $25 apportionment for beautifying the campus. An informal vote rejected Greek Games at night. An entrance procession will include twenty five juniors and seniors. Senior Show chair Leonie Adams and Senior Ball chair Julia Lowe led elections. Eva Hutchinson led Senior Banquet with Louise Schlicting toastmistress. Junior meeting announced Mortarboard and campus drives with Vocational Conference notes and new library rules.
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Leonie Adams
Louise Schlicting
American Tolstoi Presents Philosophy at Social Science Club
William Simpson, nicknamed the American Tolstoi, spoke on a life philosophy centered on inherent human goodness. He urged resisting selfish desires and challenging evil institutions to let ethical conduct prevail and improve society.
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Social Science Club
William Simpson
Tolstoi
Simpson
Wden
Math Club Dance Invites Entire College
Arcadia Near, 23, chair man of the dance announces the Math Club Dance will be held Tuesday evening February 21 from 8 30 to 12 30 in Barnard gymnasium. The subscription price is $1 50 and paydays are today and Monday from 12 to 10 o'clock in Students Hall.
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Barnard
Arcadia
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B. Biber
Wigs and Cues
Dorothy. Thomas
Nancy
Barnard College
Mary, Lee Slaughter
Rockabilt
Dorothy Houghton
Helen
Goldstone
Julia Lowe
Eva. Hutchinson
Student Council
Roberta Dunbacker
Marguerite Gerdau
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