Junior Show Is Well Received at Barnard College
The 1925 Barnard Junior Show Even Odds played February 29 and March 1 with three performances to full audiences. Margaret Melosh, heroine and composer, led a cast featuring Gene Pertak as hero and Clelia Adams, Margaret Irish, and Catherine Johnson as leads. A male chorus drew strong audience approval. Mary Benjamin coached the show with Estelle Blanc assisting.
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Barnard
Margaret Melosh
Gene Pertak
Clelia Adams
Margaret Irish
Catherine Johnson
Miss Melosh
Miss Pertak
Wrigley Men
Mary Benjamin
Estelle Blanc
Einstein Theory Questioned At Math Science Club
At a February meeting Professor Montague challenged the Einstein theory and its premises, arguing that the speed of light independence from source motion rests on contested assumptions and a long line of experiments. He proposed potential alternatives and noted Lorentz theory as overly complex.
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Math Science Club
Montague
Michelson
Morley
Intercollegiate Conference at Yale Highlights Student Values
Forty-five delegates from twenty eastern colleges attended the Yale hosted conference on The American Student. Marion Mettler and Louise Rosenblatt represented Barnard. Roger Baldwin urged liberal clubs to broaden student thought and pressed for student control of college life and faculty unions. The group criticized overemphasis on athletics and fraternal activities and emphasized choosing intrinsically valuable pursuits aligned with preparation to serve the community. (Continued on Page 5)
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Yale University
Marion Mettler
Louise Rosenblatt
Barnard
Roger Baldwin
American Civil Liberties Union
Baldwin
Value of Student Council Questioned
WIGS and CUES present events on Friday and Monday from 12 to 1 and 4 to 6. A professional coach will be announced later.
A.A. Board Discusses N A A F And Attendance Fines
Barnard students review the National Amateur Athletic Federation aims promoting play for play's sake and protecting women athletes from exploitation. The board notes N A A F ideals, mentions Miss Hoover, and outlines separate men and women divisions. At the Undergraduate Assembly, a proposal to drop a 25 cent attendance fine is debated, with supporters and objections voiced.
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A. A
N.A.A.F
Herbert Hoover
Mt. Holyoke
Barnard Physical Education, Department
A.A. Board
Enttire Athletic Association
N. Acaf
Lillian Schoedler
N/A.A.F
Miss Wayman
A. AL
Economic Discussion Groups Tackle Our Present System
About twenty five Intercollegiate Discussion Groups in Indianapolis study economic systems. One session at Union Theological Seminary examined our present economy, its aims and effects, and possible remedies. Next week groups plan to compare other systems and propose student action at college.
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Indianapolis
Union Theological Seminary
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Cal Stigg
Montague Uae
Mie
A. A. Board
Miss Trull
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