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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1926
Page
5
In a concise recap from page 1, Sovhs and Juniors dominated swimming events with back stroke and dash races. The meet results show top finishes and point tallies, including first and second places across multiple events.
A meeting in the near future seeks to decide the matter prior to the election of the new Vice-President.
The council announced Undergraduate President nominations for March 8 and left publicity details to the Executive Chairman. Class President nominations will occur March 16. Margaret Goodell presented a formal resolution enabling Dr. Griffin to sell Liberty Bonds to be donated to Barnard Camp.
Dr Spaety argues music beauty lies in repetition and compares jazz pieces to major works. He uses piano demonstrations with the Glee Club performing Brahms May Forsyth and other pieces to illustrate shared note patterns across compositions.
The Newman Club held a weekend retreat February 27 at the St. Regis Cenacle led by Father Cooper from Catholic University Washington. Lenten lectures continue at Newman Hall each Sunday afternoon during Lent.
The review notes Wolfsheim and Jordan Baker add zest and humor in the play Unlike the book the film must omit many scenes and compress Gatsby's grand parties The piece suggests producers should seize Fitzgerald's novel for screen adaptation possibilities.
The Columbia Press Bookstore invites undergraduates to propose a shorter name reflecting the store and its ties to the University. Entries must be in by April 1 with $100 in prizes. Prizes include 30, 20, 10 and eight of 5 dollars. Barnard Teachers College and Columbia undergraduates eligible.
Barnard students show interest in a new type of European study trip amid rising college competition for precedence and program slots.
The French Club staged L Homme Qui Epousa Une Femme Muette at the college tea on February 23. Despite scant scenery and rehearsals the cast gave a commendable performance with moments of true impersonation and a notably non American French delivery. Cast includes Le Juge Bryna Mason La Femme Bertha Bedelle Le Medecin Janet Gemmel La Cuisiniére Pearl Greenberg Le Garcon Marion Alvis Un Ami du Juge Sylvia Raphael. Tea followed the show.
The Freshman class fields forty participants for Greek Games Athletics. Athletic chairman Miss Andrews says they are coming along beautifully and quickly gaining technique while maintaining strong spirit. She appeals for more horses to support the program.
The Freshman dance took place in Barnard Hall gymnasium on Friday February 26 at 8 o clock with about ninety couples. Patrons included Dean Gildersleeve and professors and their wives, plus Miss Weeks and Mr Dietz. Wolfsie’s orchestra provided the music and the committee listed Louise Laidlaw as chairwoman with Elizabeth Mohun Nancy Thomas Margaret Fuller and Ruth Hovt assisting.
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