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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1912
Page
1
The Barnard Bulletin discusses faculty adviser debates and the Bear magazine. Readers push for more student submissions and better selection from two thousand Daily Themes, urging editors to improve standards and invite broader participation.
The notice announces a poster contest for Barnard College undergraduates featuring The Winter's Tale. Performances run Friday April 19 and Saturday April 20 at 815 p.m. Tickets: undergraduate 50 cents alumni 75 cents guests 1.00. Posters to C R Thees 1912.
The list shows cast roles for an undergraduate play with corrections. First Lord M Pollitzer 15, First Lady-in-Waiting R Guy 15, Attendant E Stern 15, First Gentleman E Tobin 15, Second Gentleman H Lachmann 15, Third Gentleman E Astruck 15. The committee will cast a real child to play Mamillius.
The chapel announces a March event on the 14th to mark a fall in the schedule and urges full attendance for the Dean. On March 18th 1913 Sarah Voorhis will sing instead of the closing hymn, with Chaplain Knox as speaker.
A Monday night concert starts at 8 15 in Horace Mann Auditorium to aid the Building Fund. Musurgia choir and cellist Hans Kronald perform with reserved seating and student tickets 75 cents, outsiders 1.00 to 1.50. Committee members list ex-officio organizers. The goal is to net 700 dollars.
March 13 to 20 listings include lectures by Miss Cummings on occupations and by George Kriehn on Rembrandt at Havermeyer. religious services led by Dean Gildersleeve Reverend J A Jowett and Chaplain Knox. a Cooper Union history lecture by James Snotwell. a 1914 theatre party. and a Chamber Music concert with tea in Undergraduate Study.
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