Life as a Barnard student abroad in 1929 30
Madeleine Russell, 29, describes life at English and European universities. She compares the London and Heidelberg systems with Barnard and Columbia, discusses costs, adaptation, and the need to choose a focused research project under suitable supervisors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeleine Russell
Madeleine Russi
Variow
Barnard
University of London
University of Heidelberg
Columbia University
London School of Economics and Political Science
Kings ,College
University College
London
Columbia
Sir Philip Ben Greet to Be Heard Today
The article notes Sir Philip Ben Greet’s influence in promoting Little Theatres, starting the Greet Theatre in Berkeley, and managing Shakespeare productions at the Old Vic. It details his war work, educational outreach, Paris Classics Theatre role, and current U S tour with the Ben Greet Players, with Edith Wynn Matheson and the Vivians among his company. An announcement is promised at assembly’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greet Theatre
Berkeley
California
London
Old Vic Theatre
Everyman
the Vic
Ben Greete
Paris
Edith Wynn Matheson
The
Vivians
United States
Ben Greet
Shoe Exhibit and Apple Stand Highlight Health Week
Miss Marjorie Tuzo notes Health Week extended through the year with a shoe exhibit in Barnard Hall and an Apple Stand near the Conference Room. Shoes from Best and Co., Arch Preserver, Julius Grossman, Sorosis, and Rediform were shown, priced around seven and a half dollars. two hundred twenty apples had sold by press time, sold at five cents each with proceeds supporting the Physical Education Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Tuzo
Physical Education Department
Barnard Hall
Best and
Arch Preserver
Julius Grossman
Barnard
Apple
Iere
Broadway
Sixteenth Street
Ie Physical Education ‘Department
Hve
Also Mentioned on This Page
Heidelberg
Oxford
Manchester
Weber
Lederer
Jelinek
Berlin
Éken and Méinecke
Ciman University
Sir Philip
A.A
Chestr Myers Tosado Co
Chesterfield
Nat Shilkret
Alex ‘Gray
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!