Calendar of campus events late February to March
A sequence of campus activities lists swimming meet, German club, Chaucer plays, senior faculty tea, freshman dance, Greek games, pictures, Gigli in song recital, Wigs and Cues, tea meeting, assembly, Glee Club, YWCA tea, Alexander Brailowsky piano recital, Philharmonic Society at Carnegie Hall, and EFrem Zimbalist violin recital with dates February 26 to March 5.
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Chaucer
Gigli
Century Theatre
Journal Club
Spaeth
Glee Club
Alexander Brailowsky
Carnegie Hall
Philharmonic Society
Eleanor Wylie
Efrem Zimbalist
Academic credit debated for extracurricular work at Vassar
Vassar College weighs granting academic credit for off campus and campus activities such as dramatics music and art related roles. Dr MacCracken proposes credit for concert committees scenery painting directing and acting but editors warn of troublesome precedents and non academic claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vassar College
MacCracken
Vassar
Political Science Department
Political Association
Grist
Barnard Students Consider Friendship Fund Delegation
At the February 18 Student Council meeting Katherine Ashworth reports efforts to broaden the Student Friendship Fund among schools and colleges and suggests sending a Barnard delegate to a February 25 committee meeting at International House. Mary Armstrong appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Ashworth
Silver Bay
National Student Council
Student Friendship Fund
Barnard
Student Friendship Fund Committee
International House
Mary Armstrong
Miss Ashworth
Barnard Y. W. C. A
Elmira College
Elmira
Miss Turner
van de Water
Betty Kalisher
Representative Assembly
Helen Robinson
Assemblies
Dorothy Miner
1927 Junior Prom at Barnard Gala Night
Barnard held its 1927 Junior Prom Friday February 19 at the Ritz Carlton with about 200 guests. Professors Braun and Earle attended with their wives, along with Miss Weeks. Leather souvenirs were given to the girls and escorts. The Morningside Collegians provided music while a student committee led by Elizabeth Metzger and others organized the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Ritz Carlton Hotel
Braun
Earle
Miss Weeks
Morningside Collegians
Elizabeth Metzger
Katherine Kridel
Gertrude Hargrave
Marian Emelin
Margaret Reimund
Morningside Reviewed By Harriet M. Taylor
The column defends Morningside literature remarking that the poetry and prose show literary craft and creatorship rather than mere filler. Harriet M. Taylor notes that while collegiate publications face critique, this work demonstrates genuine artistic effort.
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Spacefillers
Harriet M. Taylor
New Prize Novel Contest Announced for 1926
Dodd Mead and Company with the Pictorial Review and First National Pictures launch a larger 1926 prize for first novels. The winner receives 16500 in cash plus royalties and publication access. entrants must avoid tailoring manuscripts to screen plots and may retain most rights. Circulars and rules are available from Dodd, Mead, and Company in New York City.
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Martha Ostenso
Dodd, Mead and Company
Pictorial Review
First National Pictures, Incorporated
Curtis Brown, Limited
Motion Picture Company
All Com
Syma
yeUturs Ny Estere
Dodd, Mead, and Company
Fifty A Avenue
New York City
Mr Macadam Explains Purpose Of C I E
Mr Macadam speaks on admitting Germany to the Confederation and its aim to promote good feeling. The discussion ends with tea served after his talk and Germany now listed as a member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Macadam
Germany
Macadam
Also Mentioned on This Page
Morningside Reviewed
Society For Ethical Culture
City of
New York
Central Park West
64 Street
John L. Elliott
Felix Adler
Senior Adler
Henry J. Golding
Alfred W. Martin
David Saville Muzzey
Young Peoples Association
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Fifth Ave
55Th ST
India
Dr. A. Wakefield
Slaten
Dixie
Old South
Yale University Press
West Side Unitarian Church
Cathedral Parkway
110Th St
Broadway
God
Minot Simons, D. D
All Souls Church
Fourth Avenue
20Th Street
Church OF Spiritual Freedom
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