Chaucer Class Presents Plays at Barnard College
Barnard students produced three Chaucer inspired plays with modern English updates. Performers like Miss Metzger Ruth Ginsburg and Dorothy Kendall drew strong notices for casting and delivery while Anne Roansky and Gertrude Braun added lively interpretations. The event accompanied by bright costumes and sparked hopes for a permanent Chaucer theater presence at Barnard.
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Baldwin
Miss Reynard
Miss Metzger
Ethel Barnet
Helen Felssener
Barnard
Miss Fine
Ruth Ginsburg
Chaucer
Barnard Theatricals
Raquel Meller An Interview On Her Barnard Visit
The Spanish performer Raquel Meller spoke with a Bulletin representative about her Barnard College visit on the previous November 12. She praised the students, noted the lack of women’s colleges in Spain, and commented on U S theatres and the country’s vast size.
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Raquel Meller
Barnard
Bulletin
Barnard College
Spain
Miss Meller
United States
Eligibility Committee Urges Cooperation on Black List
The Eligibility Committee reports it cannot access the Black List hindering eligibility records. Ineligible students must resign immediately and await no official notice. Disqualifying marks include failing grades in most subjects, high D point totals, and unmet entrance conditions for freshmen and sophomores.
Scott Nearing Addresses Social Problems Club
Dr Scott Nearing spoke to about 450 students on February 16 about American imperialism in Mexico and Nicaragua He argued North and South America are economically linked and that wealth growth drives U S capital exports Central America trade rose from 14 percent of empire trade in 1900 to 21 percent in 1926 He noted U S investments rose to 134 million by 1925 and criticized American interference with Mexican policy and oil interests supporting Diaz over Sacasa.
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America
Latin America
Scott Nearing
Social Problems Club
Mexico
Nicaragua
Nearing
North
South America
United States
U. S
Central America
McEvoy Discusses Comedy at Wings and Cues Tea
Guest J P McEvoy, author of Potters God Loves Us Americana, spoke at Wings and Cues tea on February 17. He outlined two kinds of comedy, praised action pantomime but critiqued line humor, and advised aspiring playwrights to practice writing relentlessly.
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J.T. McEvoy
Mr. McEvoy
McEvoy
Wating J
Sophomore Senior Tea Held in Brooks Hall
The Sophomore Senior Tea occurred in the blue room of Brooks Hall on Tuesday afternoon February 15 from four to six o'clock. Hosts included Miss Abbott, Mrs Margar et Remmund 27, and Miss Dorothy Hallock 20. The event was very well attended.
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Brooks Hall
Miss Abbott
Margaret Remmund
Dorothy Hallock
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Sarah Schuyler Butler
Henry Moskowitz
National Republican Associa
Moskowitz
Democratic State Com‘ce
Tiffany
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Jea of
Women Voters
Barnard Collins
Professor Moley
Depar
Diaz
Sacasa
Ievmiirec
MR. J. P. McEvoy
WINGS
Oscar Wilde
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