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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1923
Page
3
The Philolexian Society will present Julius Caesar at the Town Hall on February 8 9 and 10 with evening and afternoon showings. Tickets are limited and may be obtained next week or by applying to Ethel Wise.
The Second Varsity defeated the All Star Team 31 to 27 in a Barnard gym contest. The match marked Barnard’s first Second Varsity and All Star Class Team experiments, offering a glimpse of future Varsity potential and fresh basketball structure.
Professor Nelson Glenn McCrea of Columbia Latin language and literature spoke to the Classical Club on memories of his years in Europe and the American Academy of Fine Arts in Rome. He noted collaboration between fine arts and classical students at Barnard and described efforts to reproduce the Basilica of Constantine.
The National Student Forum formed by liberal students aims to guide social change through informed leadership and intellectual liberty. Delegates from Barnard and other colleges report colleges are often controlled by boards of Trustees rather than educational experts, hindering academic freedom and the inquiring mind.
Regular meeting records show approval of the 1924 Junior Show budget and a plan to send a delegate to the Student Forum Conference at Hartsdale December 26 to gather information. Gertrude Cahill is noted as elected.
The January meeting features M Longuet addressing College Education at an informal luncheon. Prof Muste head of Brookwood Labor School discusses Labor College Education with two student reps. Ogburn and Barnard students may share Liberal Arts views during discussion.
Miracle plays staged in a college drama class showcase featured Helen Bradshaw’s Judith and Holofernes winning first place. Helen Reitman’s The Wise and Foolish Virgins took best costume and Marion Choates earned second for Jacob and Esau. Selina Caldor starred in The Witch of Endor and Frances Felsher played Judith in Havre’s production. Marion Pinkussohn earned laughs as Judith’s maid.
Barnard meets T C in a men’s basketball clash at Barnard Gym today at 5 PM. Fans expected. officials urge punctual arrival.
In a slow paced afternoon clash, the Juniors defeated the Freshmen 26 to 11. Juniors forwards Weathers and Ranney stood out while the Freshmen showed improvement since their last game. The Sophomore-Senior match remained in doubt until the final minutes.
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