The February Bear A Barnard College magazine review
A college magazine critique discusses four page pieces and poetry by Cornelia Geer Margaret Moses Bertha Wallerstein Rhoda J. Milliken and Dorothy Graffe. It praises Death of a Poet Beginnings and Chrisy while critiquing One More or Less and Shaw and Galsworthy and notes the editorials and Vers Libre debate.
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Cornelia Geer
Margaret Moses
Chrisy
Bertha Wallerstein
Miss Wallerstein
Rhoda J. Milliken
New Republic
Dorothy Graffe
Shaw
Galsworthy
Miss Geer
Barnard
Geology Club Holds Meeting at Barnard College
Barnard Geology Club met on Wednesday February 21 at 4 o'clock. Mr Lehrnetz of the University of Minnesota lectured in Rogme 330 on Glacier National Park after a plan for Yellowstone slides fell through. Tea followed in the Geology Laboratory as Mr Ehmets discussed upcoming student expeditions. Miss Lillian Schaeffer, vice president, presided in the president’s absence.
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Geology Club of
Barnard
Lehrnetz
University of Minnesota
Ehmetz
Lillian Schaeffer
Applications for Barnard Co operative Dormitory
Barnard College invites fall 1917 residence applications for the Co operative Dormitory. Requests must be sent to Mrs Florerice Lowther chair committee Room 416 by Friday March 9 1917.
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Co-operative
Barnard College
Florerice Lowther
Pacifism at Barnard vote split shown
In a 110 vote tally the resolution condemning war as a method of resolving international disputes drew 40 opposition votes, 33 percent, while 7 votes, 67 percent, supported the proposal for adopting nonwar alternatives.
Theatre Review Ad Catches Critics Agreement
A fragment notes a Theatre Review ad and its neat execution. It praises the ad’s alignment with the critic’s own views on radicalism conservatism and ism. The writer mentions KRances P. Freeman as the person who crafted the piece.
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Istms
Theatre Review
Krances
P. Frreman
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