Freshman Show at Barnard Praises 1914 Spirit in Pageant
The 1914 Freshman Show at Barnard earned praise from judges for its effort and spirit. Act by act the production reveled in school history with Edith Thomas guiding a four class contest and the finale praising Barnard’s year. The spectacle featured playful scenes from Quality Street to Trelawney of the Swells and ended with a chorus bidding farewell.
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Edith Thomas
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Arthur
Willie Growler
Miss Tralla
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Spangetaha
Marguerite Schorr
Bear
Shaw
Botanical Club Lecture on Peribonka River Trip
The Barnard Botanical Club held its annual lecture on March 1 in Room 318 by Dr. Curtis of Columbia. The talk, titled Collecting on the Peribonka River Canada, was illustrated with slides showing river scenery boats guides flora and a forest area isolated from white settlement for four years. A canoe navigating rapids was among the notable images.
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Curtis
Columbia
Peribonka
Canada
Alumnae Association appoints officers and forms archives committee
The association names new directors at large and chairmen for standing committees, appoints Marguerite Newland as chair of the committee to prune old correspondence, with Clarita Knight Gelandsen and Elba Bergen Williams listed as members.
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Gertrude Hunber
Eva Sotter
Anne McK. Harrington
Helen W. Cooley
Marguerite Newland
Elinor T. B. Endicott
Mabel Parsons
Anna FH. Meyer
Sophie P. Woodman
Katherine van Horne
Mary D. Hall
May A. Johnson
Jean Loomis Frome
Amelia L. Hill
Anna Newland Stoughton
Eleanor C. Hunsdon
Hilda Wood
Elsie Plant
Clarita Knight Gelandsen
Flsa Bergen Williams
Press Club Notice Ends March 15 Competition
The Press Club Competition closes on March 15. Submit all contributions with competitors’ names to Agnes Burke in Senior Study Locker No 9 before the deadline.
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Agnes Burke
Lucia Ames Mead Urges Peace Over Armaments in Chapel
Mrs. Lucia Ames Mead of the New York Peace Society spoke last Thursday in Chapel on why war costs are excessive and peace through organized law can replace armed conflict. She argued that nations can end war by organization as states did, and urged redirecting wartime funds to preventable diseases and accidents.
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New York Peace Society
Meade
United States
Pan-Hellenic Council Restates Fraternity Rules
The Pan-Hellenic Council via the Bulletin restates two constitution clauses on fraternity regulation. No rushing of freshmen defined as more than one fraternity girl at a party. No fratern ity girl, active or alumna, may entertain overnight any member of the incoming sophomore class during the summer.
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