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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1922
Page
3
The 24 and 25 classes competed in a February gym meet with events in Marching Tactics Floor Work and Apparatus. Class 24 scored 38 points on Tue and Thu while Class 25 posted 11-6, 11-3, 3-1, and 2-0 results on various days. Individual meets on February 28 crowned Marie Wallfield 25 points Ruth Whittington 23 Lucille Morales 19.
The Dance Club under Miss Larson presents its annual recital March 17 in Barnard gym. It features three dramatic pieces including Labor, Dante's Vita Nova, and Le Jongleur de Notre Dame with Frances Boas in the lead. plus Tschaikowsky Marche Slav and other dances. Alumnae Phoebe Guthrie, Esther Schwartz, and Anne Schmidt perform. Glee Club assists. Miss Winifred Mayhall at piano. Subscription 50 cents students 75 cents guests. Alumnae contact Celeste Nason.
Delegates from Holyoke Vassar Radcliffe and Barnard met last weekend to decide contents for an Intercollegiate issue due in early May. They also debated policies and plans for next year and agreed to hold the next conference at Smith College.
Barnard defeated T. C. 42 to 34 in the final Barnard T C series meet. Grace Kahrs led scoring with 15 points winning all her events. E Purdy of T C excelled in diving and the T C mermaids won the relay by a full pool length.
The Barnard Glee Club's March 3 Brinkerhoff Theatre concert and dance featured a professional conductor for the first time. Soloists Loisette Talma Ruth Deputy and Thora Fernstrom impressed. the choir showed fine diction and shading though tone quality was noted as the one deficiency.
Harold Hatch, president of the Duchess Bleachery at Wappingers Falls, will address a joint I. C. S. A. and Social Problems Club meeting on Tuesday March 14. He will discuss the Partnership Plan aimed at introducing democracy into industry.
Professor Baldwin spoke at Circolo Italiano on March 3 about Italy's impact on literature and politics. He noted Machiavelli’s association with “Italian” and recounted Chaucer’s Italian visit and Boccaccio influence. He urged Americans of Italian birth to learn English and aid in Americanizing while uniting Italian and American cultural heritage.
The Junior Class postpones performances of its Junior Show to May 5 and 6. The change affects all scheduled performances and ticket holders should note the new dates for attendance.
The article lists captains chosen for future seasons. Varsity captain is Charlotte McNamara. 1923 captain is Irene Lewis. 1924 captain is Adele Bazinet. 1925 captain is Fern Yates.
At a 1921 meeting Katherine Cauldwell was elected varsity captain for the coming season. The class team captains listed include 1922 Edith Cahn, 1923 Dorothy Cook, and 1924 Constance Auerbach.
Miss Elizabeth Kemper Adams of Columbia addressed the Vocational Committee on opportunities for college women. She noted rising demand across fields, the cost of graduates, and the shift from stenography to careers in public health, home economics, advertising, personnel work, and publishing.
Dr Griffin met with the Student Council to discuss new room charge rates. He outlined college financial needs and noted charges cover heat upkeep and cleaning, comparable to service and electricity costs students pay. A council representative will liaise with the Comptroller to reflect student views, and Mt Ivy Drive plans were approved for early May with a modest scope to be decided later.
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