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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1923
Page
3
Greek Games tryouts set in the Gymnasium from twelve to one. February 27, 1925 and 1926 include priestesses heralds and lyrics. February 28 offers entrances and speaking parts. March 1 1926 covers entrance and speaking parts. All interested urged to attend.
Dr. Hodgkin spoke at the all college luncheon about the New Thought Movement in China. He traced its history from the Manchu reforms through Western contact and noted China’s shift from mere material gain to seeking deeper values while contrasting Japanese adoption of outward civilization with China’s evolving spirit.
Dean Gildersleeve revived the tradition of addressing the Sophomore Class on future careers. She urged choosing a demanding field such as teaching or medicine for those called, advised gaining experience in new fields, and recommended technical training for marriage and home life. She cited courses to be offered next year and encouraged questions.
Mr. S. K. Ratcliffe spoke at the Forum luncheon on February 19 about Europe from the English viewpoint. He argues the French occupation of the Ruhr disrupted the Anglo French Entente and highlights Lloyd George and Bonar Law policies, reparations plans, and the Genoa Conference’s impact on future European relations.
The Junior Class production "Twas: Never. Thus" opened Friday to enthusiastic crowds. Nelle Weathers led as heroine with Constance Tichenor as hero, while Florence Seligmann’s music and Lillian Harris Jeannette Mirsky’s book and lyrics drew praise for staging, dances, and the Fraternity Blues and You Stole My Heart Away.
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