Barnard February Feast of Song Ends with Freshmen Hope
A Barnard College February send off featured a spirited Barnard sing song with Seniors led by George Stanbrough, dramatic class rivalries, and a judging panel including Professor Crampton. Freshmen opened with serious songs then improved in later numbers as the Odds and Evens exchanged cheers.
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Barnard
Brinckerhoff
George” Stanbrough
Professor Crampton
Miss Gregory
Wayman
Miss Larson
Mr. Mullins
Crampton
Isabel Rathborne
Orilla Molden
Marjorie Marks
Mary Opycke
Leonore Guinzberg
Bulletin Fame
Intercollegiate Debate Teams Named For Free Trade Issue
The final debate squads are set at Radcliffe with Vivian Tappan and three others as negative team members and Sylvia Shopald and three others as affirmative supporters against Smith. Alternates accompany both sides. The motion is that the League of Nations adopt a policy of Free Trade. Barnard hosts a major reunion on March 15 with alumnae returning and many planning to attend the evening debate in Brinckerhoff at 8 15.
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Vivian Tappan
Marion Levi
Margaret Wing
Erna Gunther
Esther Schwartz
Isabel Rathborne
Radcliffe
Sylvia Sxhopald
Bertha Wallerstein
Frances Marlatt
Blanch Stroock
Louisa Eyre
Elizabeth Brooks
Smith
League of Nations
Barnard
Brinckerhoff
College Singing Practice Invites Debaters to Rehearsal
Bertha Mann invites students to join song practice for the Holyoke debate rematch with Smith. Practice sessions are set for Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 12 30 in the Odd Study to prepare an all round vocal performance for the night of the 15th.
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Holyoke
Smith
Barnard
Bertha Mann
Student Council Recommends Unchanged Chapel Schedule
The council decides to submit lateness clause changes to the Undergraduate Association unchanged. It favors continuing current bi monthly chapel plan for the semester as speakers are booked for seven chapels and cancellation would be rude. It suggests two meetings monthly could be college assemblies with singing.
Galsworthy Reading at Brinckerhoff Theatre Transforms Night
An afternoon reading by an English writer at Brinckerhoff Theatre on February 27 featured "Buttercup Night" and "A Green Hill Far Away." The critic praised artistic craft, language, and the philosophy of beauty, noting England's influence and the need for ideals to avert war.
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Galsworthy
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