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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1915
Page
4
The note lauds seclusion in phone booths but mocks the cross lines outside. It mocks bobbies among suffragettes and lampoons Barnard co-education fears. A philosophy professor papering minds as “extensive” and “intensive” provokes student wit about extension teaching. The Song Birds sing at concert while seniors consider funding 1914 fountains.
The English department announces that Professor Baldwin will give a talk on Thursday March 11. The event is open to students and faculty and aims to discuss literary topics relevant to current coursework.
The 1916 class held its regular monthly meeting on March 2 with editor in chief noting the Mortarboard literary contribution will be ready next week. The Mortarboard Take Off Party for Sophomores is set for March 30. The meeting day was moved to Tuesday to avoid Student Council conflicts.
The piece commends the direct diction in the February Bear review and lauds the Ex Libris and Exchange sections. It highlights the Exchange edited by Ray Levi for winter, praising its vigorous style and humor, and notes readers often overlook such departments.
Dr. Frank O. Hall urged that humans err more than birds yet learn from errors. He argued progress comes from using mistakes as stepping stones and that the best leaders succeed by profiting from their blunders rather than avoiding them.
The Leutscher Kreis and the Verein of Columbia present Der Unsterbliche Felix with rehearsals said to be excellent. Performances are set for March 13 at 2 15 and 8 15 with dancing after the show at Brinkerhoff Theatre.
A playful verse urges readers to hoard coins until reaching a dollar fifty then buy a Mortarhoard. The piece uses rhymes and humor to emphasize thrift and a quirky product name.
A girl tells herself she will not wait on a long line for food. She compares waiting in line to being a pauper and chooses not to dine rather than endure the delay.
The Société Francaise will host a Matinée Dansant for the college on March 9 from 4 to 6 PM in the Theatre. Entertainment and refreshments will be provided and all are urged to attend.
February 27 Barnard defeats T. C. 12 to 7 in a tight basketball final. Midge Hillas scored early before her knee gave way and she returned to cheers from Barnard supporters. Aline Pollitzer added baskets as guards shone amid numerous fouls.
On Monday March 15 the English Club meets at Ray Levi's house 925 West End Avenue at 8 15 PM.
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