Columbia University Dramatic Association Presents Four One-Act Plays
Beginning December 14 the Columbia University Dramatic Association staged four original one act plays in Brinckerhoff Theatre. Notable pieces included From a Blue Sky by a Barnard writer under a pseudonym and The Passing of Chow Chow by E. M. Reizenstein with strong performances by Murphy Palmer and Osterholm. The productions showcased improving student playwriting and acting with praised staging and convincing Irish brogue handling.
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Brinckerhoff Theatre
The
Dramatic Association
Barnard
Lucky Kyn
Lloyd Morris
Axelrod
Mr. Murphy
Elizabeth Palmer
Brinckerhoff
William
HH. Milch
Dorothy Smith
T. C
Nellie
T. H. Freedman
Minna Jederman
Chow- Chow
E. M.reizenstein
Candler Theatre
Chow-Chow
C. A. Osterholm
Viola Tompkins
G. Spingarn
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Intercollegiate Socialist Society Holds Sixth Annual Convention
The Intercollegiate Socialist Society met December 29 to 31 with J G Phelps Stokes presiding. Delegates from colleges discussed study methods and socialism courses while Radcliffe and Yale clubs noted collaboration. Speakers included Florence Kelley and Morris Hillquit as the society invites students to study Socialism regardless of belief.
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The
Intercollegiate Socialist Society
I. S
Florence Kelly
William English Walling
Walter Lippmann
Upton Sinclair
Tuliet S. Poyntz
Barnard
Ellen Trayes
Charlotte Perkins Gilman
Morris Hillquit
University Directory Reports 11 294 Residents for 1914 15
The student directory shows 11 294 resident students at the University for 1914 15 with breakdowns across colleges and faculties including 1 914 in college 440 in law 358 in medicine 461 in science 136 in journalism 689 in Barnard 1 689 in graduate faculties of political science philosophy and pure science 1 817 in T C 495 in pharmacy and 454 in the summer session Copies are available from the secretary's office in the library.
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Pure Science
T. C
Christmas Waits at Barnard
Miss Gilder hosted forty guests around the fire as the Christmas waiters sang after carols. The group then performed college songs and gave a final rousing cheer for Dean Gilderslieve when college bells summoned all out.
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