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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1914
Page
5
A playful college vignette about the psychology and physics labs. Students joke about a smiling girl in the laboratory and the staff's antics. The dialogue moves through building changes and mid-year lulls with a light, ironic tone.
The piece profiles Barnard College athlete and leader Marjorie Evelyn Hillas. She dismisses athletics as punk, discusses luck and crushes, and shares playful banter with a phono-scratching scene and caramel interludes during an interview in Brooks Hall.
The Ex-Suffrage Club held a business session to accept a new constitution and affirm affiliation with the Intercollegiate Suffrage Society. Electing an executive committee, the group named Freda Kirchwey Edna Astruck and Margaret Carpenter as officers while debating a fitting club name. The president outlined plans including a future college party.
A reflective piece urges more readers to write for the Bear to ease the blues and strengthen character. It defends the February Bear and praises its critical voice as needed.
T C defeated the varsity 13 to 8 in the third game of the series on February 25. The game featured vigorous passing and a close first half before T C pulled away after halftime. Aline Bausch and Rose Mary Lawrence starred for the varsity guards and the fan chorus praised the Phoebe Birds for cheering.
The first round results show 1 2 records with forfeit noted for some games. the second round will proceed quickly to let Greek games and indoor baseball training begin. The schedule lists varsity and alumni matchups on February 28 and March 2 and 7 and 9 with class teams competing in early evenings.
Professor Walter Henry Hail of the Department of Music under the Institute of Arts and Sciences arranges organ recitals at 5 P M on Saturdays starting March 7 in the Chapel. The tentative list includes Decree Alexander Ar West Philadelphia Terrins Noble St Thomas Church NY Walter C Gale Broadway Tabernacle NY R Huntingdon Woodman Brooklyn and Walter Henry Hall Columbia University Spectator.
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