Poets and the College Spirit at Barnard 1912
Readers reflect on talent and poetry at Barnard College during 1912, noting a flood of student poets across Barnard Sarah Smith Pauline Cahn Louise Nyitray and others while debating how to cultivate imagination amid daily life. The piece ponders pressures from tea sports and subway life on creative output and calls for renewed spirit to nurture poets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells
Smith
Welles
Helen Crandell
Sgertrude Morris
Pauline Cahn
Louise Nyitray
Helen Dana
Priscilla Lorkwood
Lev. Vassar
Dron Mawr
Madelaine Bunzl
Marguerite Allen
Edith Rosenblatt
What is the matter with the Barnard Muse
A Barnard College reflection laments the absence of poetry and a substitute for the Barnard Muse in a sabbatical year. The piece argues poetry rises from youth and vitality, noting Barnard’s about six hundred students and the need for poetic voice on campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard College
Barnard
Fair Lady
Chapel Notice Prominent National Figure to Speak Thursday
A Chapel address will be delivered tomorrow by Rev R G Boville director of the National Vacation Bible School Association. The association counts Rev Leighton Parks rector of St Bartholomews as president and includes notable national figures as vice presidents. Miss Jeannette R Stobo Barnard 04 will represent the Women’s College Committee. The college is urged to hear Boville’s talk on behalf of the association. Next Monday Dr George Clark Peck of St Andrew’s M E Church will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toomorrow
R.G. Bo- Ville
National Vacation Bible Pschool
Leighton Parks
St. Bartholomew's
Women’s College
Barnard
Jeannette R. Stobo
Bovite
George Clark Peck
St. Andrew's
M.E. Church
Program of Events March 15th to 29th
A sequence of campus events listed for March 15 through March 29. Highlights include lectures by Edward Capers and Professor Woodbridge, Glee Club rehearsal, a Columbia Varsity Show, Greek Games Oratory, and performances at St Paul’s Chapel and Schermerhorn Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glee Club
Plom
Anstale France
Michaud
Edward Capers
St. Paul's Chapel
Columbia
Chas. Foster Smith
Schermerhorn
Woodbridge Schermerhorn
Cast of Jeanne D Arc Up To Date The Undergrads Play
Cast list for an updated Jeanne D Arc Up To Date the Undergrads production shows Act I through IV and V with numerous performers including Evans, Pierre, Ada Brown, Lomne, Parks, Isabel, Ochs, Burgess, St. Michael, MacDonald, Webb, Neumann, Hamburger, and Robinson. The document lists character allocations and scene details across acts with many names and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacques
Evans
Pierre
Ada Brown
de Bourlement
Kenny
GiGi
Patie Fosabe
A.weil
Fyre
Fug Ak Lomne
C. Gonzales
Cperardi
Acai
Ea Parks
Pera Wa
I. Heinemann
Pea Og
C. von Wahl
Lee
Isabel
Peabellette
Ace
I. Ochs
Ie. Burgess
St. Michael Oo
L. Weill
St. Catherine St. Margaret
Nate
Cheesman
IO Etter
Nee Bed K. Gav
Ulla Vremomlle
Bokshitzky
de Chartres
Gophe
V. Turk
de Boks Cen Geek
Be Heller
Jer Mette
Ae S. Borchardt
Surut
Lauehren
Ther Richard
I. Glenn
Sc. Rosenblatt
Pierre Canchon
M. Neumann
G. Segee
P. Calm
P. Calm, ‘12 ‘Ccettaber
Ahpiphi Aaties
M. Coyle
Jean Vris
Fleischmann
Adam Goodspeed
English Herald
M. Stewart
Catherine Oo
M. Hamburger
C. Seligman
Webi Gon
Aetarien
H. Dana
Os Martino
M. Heilprin
M. Robinson
Women in Industry Miss Van Kleek's Third Class Meeting
The third meeting on Thursday focused on industrial education for women. It argued trades require practical training over theory and noted the challenge of teaching outside factories while stressing the need for better training for working girls who lack full schooling to meet modern industry demands.
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Barnard Bulletin
Agnes M. Burke
Addie F. Morgenstern
Lucile Mordecai
Katharine Gay
Petra
Aurill
Eleanore Myers Bellen
Gertrude Borchardt
Dilly Steltiee
Anne Wilson
New York
N. Y
Columbia University, N. Y
Broadway
19Th Street
Jeanne D’arc
Nelish Soldier
M. Neugass
Randolph
TD. Lockwood
Courtier
Vet TV
Burne
Knight
E. Rarelye
M. Bunz
Rees
Women In Industry
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