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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1922
Page
4
The critique notes strong acting by Elijah cast members enhancing a varied set of miracle plays. It observes limited by play structure and questions the balance of author, actor, producer and audience roles in a classroom setting. The analysis praises practical testing over theoretical rigidity.
Newark Industrial Girls and Barnard students debated Married Women in Industry. They explored home life versus community kitchens, noting outcomes depend on finances and temperament. An impromptu vote favored the traditional home by the girls and community kitchen by Barnard students. The next open meeting will be held in Newark.
T C built a 26 to 23 lead as Miss Canfield and Katherine Cauldwell guarded well and Lucia Altamora proved always present. The next game, at our gym, follows a close loss to T C by three points, spurring stronger cheering and stronger lungs.
A Washington Conference note from J Butler Wright to Barnard College Under Graduate Association thanks members for their resolutions and notes that the Secretary of State, Conference Chairman, is considering their suggestions. The page also reports a Sophomore-Senior basketball game where the Sophomores beat the Seniors 10 8 in a low scoring contest.
James Lees Laidlaw and Mrs. Frederick P. Hammond headline a pageantry for AS YOU LIKE IT with Miss Larsen directing dancing and Professor Hall preparing a musical quartette. Performances run Friday and Saturday at 8 15 PM in the Plaza Grand Ball Room with post show dancing.
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