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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1912
Page
5
Crare Howarp urges Barnard students to write serious plays beyond light comedies. She notes Barnard’s strong theatre culture, cites Erasmus in Professor Robinsons class, and praises Radcliffe success with Marlowe. She invites underclassmen to pursue class-play writing, offering help and input from English 2.
A March 18 concert in Horace Mann Auditorium features the Missurgia Men's Chorus conducted by Hans Kronold with cellist. Barnard students pay 75 cents for reserved centre balcony seats. outsiders pay 1.00. Tickets are sold by committee led by Dorothy Griffin with a long list of committee members.
A collage of early 20th century basketball scores and lineups shows 1913 to 1915 games with teams including 1913 1914 alumnae and TC. The text lists players like D Fleischmann S Pero Randolph Hibborn Leveridge Smithers Wegener and notes a controversial freshman show review from Barnard urging better stage conduct.
A special Deutscher Kreis meeting announced plans for a Das Deutsche Zimmer in Barnard's new building. The room would connect to the main library, house German works and busts of Goethe Lessing and Schiller, and display German artifacts. A resolution of support was approved.
The Brick Fund totals £71.95 as of March 1 and invites small 5 cent contributions. The plan lets girls give privately with no names or amounts disclosed, appealing to personal satisfaction and high principles. Concerts and plays support the effort, but the brick fund remains an anonymous, selfless gift. Buy a Brick.
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