Economic Aspects of This War Lecture at Chapel
Professor Seligman spoke on war economics detailing how science both deepens horror and mitigates it. He noted rising wages and prosperity amid conflict, the push toward socialism, and postwar finance challenges for England and Allied nations. The talk questioned lasting social shifts and the aftercare of taxation and paper money burdens. French Society meeting drew seven in. Mlle Doby read Daudet, Anna Paddock performed French songs, and the group sang La Marseilleise after pink and green peppermints.
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Seligman
Chapel
England
Germany
Mlle. Doby
Daudet
Anna Paddock
Debating Club Plans Mock Trial and Debates
At a Friday meeting the Debating Club decided to stage a mock trial before the college soon. Interested members should contact Mercedes Moritz. Two debates are planned on Socialism versus Social Reform and Assimilation versus Zionism.
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Mercedes Moritz
Barnard College Glee Club to Give Annual Concert
Friday evening March 3 the Barnard College Glee Club with Marian Callan ’13 will perform in Brinckerhoff Theatre followed by dancing until 12 30. Tickets available from 1916 Lilian Shrive 1917 Agnes Kloss Pauline Hattorff 1912 Elsa Grimm Helen Brown 1919 Theodora Skinner Constance Lambert Amanda Pogue Schulte manager.
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Barnard College Glee Club
Marian Callan
Brinckerhoff Theatre
Lilian Shrive
Agnes Kloss
Pauline Hattorff
Elsa Grimm
Helen Brown
Theodora Skinner
Constance Lambert
Amanda Pogue Schulte
Women urged to push internationalism for lasting peace
The speaker calls for women to harness latent forces for goodwill and amity rather than conflict, aiming to develop international cooperation that could lead to universal peace regardless of who wins.
Mathematics Club Meeting Highlights Non-Euclidean Topics
The Mathematics Club met in Room 134 with speakers Helen Bausch and Charlotte Martens both 17. Bausch discussed differences between Euclidean and non-Euclidean geometry and illustrated a world where circles are the shortest path. Martens cited early pi computations and a tombstone engraving boast.
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Mathematics Club
Helen Bausch
Charlotte Martens
Miss Bausch
Miss Martens
German Circle Social Delights with Coffee and Sweets
The Deutscher Kreis hosted a social meeting on February 24 with coffee and molasses cakes drawing a sizable crowd. Members were introduced to Max and Moritz and the event ended with dancing after a playful interlude with miniature performers.
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Deutscher Kreis
Max
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