Barnard Welcomes Back Alumnae After February Event
Barnard hosted Alumnae events with performances by Bimbo the First and other sketches, featuring actors like Lazar and Halfpenny, followed by tea in the College Parlor. The evening closed with an undergraduate basketball game, the undergrads winning 70 to 42.
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Micherhuti-Sheater
Cupauil
Usatilauic
Bimbo
Larkington
Nobert
Lydia
P. D. Lazar
H. Opeznauer
C. Straiton
Mimi
Pierre
Bobo
Dean Guldersleeve
Mrs. Lowther
Miss Weeks
Faculty Reception at Barnard Featured Milne Play
Dormitory students hosted Barnard faculty for the annual reception on Friday Feb 12 in Brooks and Hewitt Halls. A Man in the Bowler Hat directed by Virginia Lee starred CBR 346 kickes Helen Driscoll and a cast led by Marion Bing and Janet Brodie. Afterward refreshments and dancing followed with a three piece orchestra. Committee members included Ruth Dewberry Katherine Everley Virginia Lee and Virginia Newman.
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Barnard
Brooks and Hewitt
A. A. Milne
Man In
Virginia Lee
Helen Driscoll
Mary
Marion Bing
Jean MacLeod
Janet Brodie
Janet Brodie the Villian
Hilda Muggli
Katherine Milan
Priscilla Gates
Brooks
Hewitt
Ruth Dewberry
Katherine Everley
Virgima Newman
Faculty Note on Muller's Sabbatical Year
Professor Muller spends his sabbatical year with his family away from Barnard and is expected to return to Barnard in the fall.
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Rofessor Muller
Barnard
Language requirements for Barnard graduates announced
Candidates for graduation must satisfy oral language requirements in French or German before senior year. Each student may take up to four oral tests in either language. French test includes a written part on March 17 and oral tests from March 22. German test includes a written part on March 22 and oral tests on March 22, 28, and 24 with appointments via department bulletin boards.
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Barnard
Romance Language Department
Puckett
Faculty Weigh In On New Curriculum Shifts
Professors Braun and Haller discuss the revised curriculum highlighting more choice and individual instruction. They caution against rigid standardization while noting reduced required work should foster independence and closer student guidance from major departments.
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Braun
Haller
Barnard Joins National Federation of Students
At the February 15 Representativ e Assembly meeting Barnard discussed relations with national student bodies. Madge Turner outlined the Confederation Internationale des Etudiantes while Ashworth explained the American National Federation of Students and aims to gain college approval. The Assembly voted Barnard into the temporary Federation. Andreen presented a contracts supervision resolution transferring powers to the Charter Committee and the Undergraduate Treasurer.
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Representative Assembly
Barnard
Madge Turner
Confederation Internationale Des Etudiantes
Miss Ashworth
American National Federation of Students
Colleges of America
National Federation of Students
Miss Andreen
German Club Open House At Alumnae Day
The German Club held open house from four to six on Alumnae Day February 12 inviting all alumnae. Edna Stahl served tea and club members provided sandwiches and cake. Graduates renewed ties with professors and met current students in the college. Guests included Mrs George V Mullan alumnae trustee and Lillian Schoedler a Barnard director and NAC involvement.
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Edna Stahl
George V. Mullan
New York Law School
Lillian Schoedler
Barnard
National Amateur Athletic Federation
Greek Games Committees Form for 1928 Class Events
Lyric Edward Markham leads the Greek Games committees with Dance Bird Larson Augustin Duncan Lucia Alzamora and others. Jane Hillyer 29 Hazel Russell 28 named heralds and Gertrude Kahrs 29 Dorothy Hussy 28 priestesses. Mrs Doersam directs choral practices as Glee Club coach.
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Edward Markham
Bird Larson
Augustin Duncan
Lucia Alzamora
Mary Opydyck
Arthur Bodansky
Marion Mettler
Mr. Doersam
Glee Club
Jane Hillyer
Hazel Russell
Gertrude Kahrs
Dorothy Hussy
Hilda Muggli
Catherine Sloane
Freshmen Dance Planned for February 26
Plans for a February 26 freshmen dance in the gym have committee chair Louise Laidlaw and members Elizabeth Mohun Ruth Hoyt Nancy Thomas and Margaret Fuller. Chaperons include Miss Weeks Miss McBride Mrs Dietz Professor Marcial Dorado Professor and Mrs Haller and Dr and Mrs Lamson. Woolfie's Orchestra will provide music and the subscription is $3.00.
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Louise Laidlaw
Elizabeth Mohun
Ruth Hoyt
Nancy Thomas
Margaret Fuller
Miss Weeks
Miss McBride
Dietz
Marcial Dorado
Haller
Lamson
Woolfie
Erskine Addresses Assembly on Subconscious Storytelling
Erskine contrasts inner minded writing with the bald simplicity of a Turkish tale. He argues modern writers pad such stories into essays, highlighting the contrast with traditional narrative style.
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Erskine
Poets Overwork and Reader Imagination
The author argues poetry suffers from overloading adjectives and fixed images. A clever poet uses apt phrases to invite reader imagination. Pope is cited as misunderstood for generalities that readers still identify with in his verses.
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Pope
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Ruth van Roeschlaub
Mary Hooke
Eleanor Rich
Margaret Ayres
Ruth Bates
Olive McGill
Edith Wood
May Friedman
Harriet Taylor
Janet Gemmel
Helen Gambrill
Erskine Advocates
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