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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1926
Page
4
Dr. Sigmund Spaeth told the College Assembly that every person has a music sense and that rhythm is the primitive reaction to sound. He argued music requires rules, melody, and harmony beyond rhythm, using the piano to show organization makes sound beautiful.
The Sophomores defeated the Seniors while the Freshmen defeated the Juniors in a swimming meet held Friday February 26. A large audience cheered the events as scores for the Sophomore and Freshman meets were tallied.
Tickets for the Greek Games may be filed in Mrs. Jetz's office 104 Barnard Hall between 9 AM and 4 PM from Oct 8 to Mar 12 inclusive. Include $1.00 for the tickets and two self addressed envelopes with the blank. No applications received after March 12.
Spring tryouts extended another week with vacancies on editorial business and printing boards. Editorial offers reporters positions while the business board seeks a manager for next year and assistants in advertising. Printing needs typists. meeting for entrants in Bulletin Office 407 Students Hall next Tuesday at 12 30.
Irma Simonton reviews Friday afternoon Chaucer performances. The Pardoner’s Tale sketches show two versions with Helen Williams as the Old Man and Miss Reynolds as the Pardoner. The Miller’s Tale skit by Miss Reynard pleases audiences.
American students plan summer trips to Europe under a C I E branch forming in the U S to offer vacation tours for about 400 students. Barnard may form a party of 12 to 14 guided by a faculty member, with trips to England France Switzerland Central Europe or the Baltic region costing 450 to 600 dollars.
Columbia University and Barnard College undergraduates seek to form an undergraduate delegation to the Soviet Republic next summer. An open letter invites volunteers and ideas as plans are not yet set. The letter criticizes limited American understanding and urges independent study of Soviet life.
The Junior Show plans a three week run with clever lyrics and dances. Chairman Helen Deutsch and Janet Owen wrote the play amid student council concerns over time. Three performances are set for March 19 evening and March 20 matinee and evening with tea dancing after the matinee. Cast includes Katherine Bordages Janet Owen Marion Wadsworth Irma Simonton M Edith Harris Agnes Salinger Roslyn Schiff and others.
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