Junior Show Delights with Well-Set Stage and Witty Cast
The Junior show presents solid performances led by Hazel Plate as Mrs Burton and Elizabeth Oms as Armsby. The troupe handles stage settings deftly, with strong by-play from Edith Somborn and Caroline Hall. The program also features Cherry Blossoms and Petticoat Perfidy, with varying success and notable pacing throughout.
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John Burton
Hazel Plate
Valerie Chase Armsby
Elizabeth Oms
Freda Dixon
Adelaide Hart
Mrs. Burton
Miss Plate
Charles Dover
Edith Somborn
Charlie
Miss Somborn
Preston Ashby
Marie Louise*Fontaine
Helen Evans
Caroline Hall
Katie 'Irvinia Taylor
Blanché Marks Ie Mate
Pan
Comedietta
Marnaaro
Lucie Mayo-Smith
Poetry's Power Faces Barnard Union Debate
Professor Trent spoke on poetry in English studies and its unique capacity to evoke rapture beyond prose. Barnard debates followed, with March 6 opposing posting final exam marks and March 13 considering removing required courses.
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Trent
Tess
Barnard Union
Shakespeare
Professor Trent
Byron
Longfellow
Shelley
Pope
Tennyson
Union
Barnard
Martha Thompson
Clara Schmidt
Jelle Russell
Faith Chipperfield
Farrand to Speak on Mental Derangements Among Savages
At the Bard Bird Club's request Professor Farrand will deliver an address titled The Prevalence of Nervous and Mental Derangements Among Savages. The lecture is set for Friday March 17 at 3 30 in Room 339. Faculty and students are invited and may bring guests.
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Early Bird Club
Bard Bird Club
Farrand
Theaculty
College
The English Graduate Record Debuts at Columbia
Graduate students in the English Department publish The English Graduate Record a biMonthly issue sharing summaries of lectures notes on scholarly work and addresses of scattered members. It includes content from Professor Trent Jespersen Fletcher and listings of former Columbia English majors 1899 to 1905 with editor names Bowman Barnes Jackson Carpenter.
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Stors
W. P. Trent
Jespersen
Columbia
J. B. Fletcher
Columbia University
John G. Bowman
N. Waring Barnes
Katherine Jackson
George R. Carpenter
Talk on Library Work for College Women
Miss Seligsburg 99 will speak informally to students about library work as a vocation. Drexel Institute Philadelphia instructor advocates the field for college women and invites many girls to Room 130 on Monday March 20.
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Miss Seligsburg
Miss Seligsberg
Drexel Institute
Philadelphia
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