Student Government Representative Assembly Appointments
The Assembly appointed Jean Macalister as Chairman for Spine Drive with Katherine Kacive as alternate. Helen Piclin named Student Messenger, Hazel Reisman as caretaker. It was decided the auction sale contributes to Barnard Camp and the Undergraduate Treasurer should expand to Barnacle the present debt.
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Second Balcony Delivers Sparkling Burlesque by Collier
Gertrude Tonkonogy notes Constance Collier as the Duchesse de Surêtes delivering a finely wrought burlesque performance. The wit and stage craft showcase Collier's artistry within a production shaped by W Somerset Maugham's writing and Somersets influence.
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Gertrude Tonkonogy
Y W C A Luncheons with Faculty Bring Students and Professors Together
On Wednesday March 7, five girls joined faculty members in room 408 for a Y W C A luncheon. Attendees discussed spring lessons and international politics while sharing anecdotes and ideas, with laughter and lively debate reflecting the event's aim to connect students and teachers beyond the classroom. Faculty present included Professor Cramp ton, Dr. Smith, Dr. Alsop, Miss Reynard, and Mr. Jersild. Professor Mole planned to attend but was detained.
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Plays of Tchekhov to Have Special Matinees
Nearly a quarter century after Anton Tchekhov's death the Cherry Orchard will be staged in English for special matinees at the Bijou Theatre on Thursdays and Fridays, delighting fans of the Russian dramatist.
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Theatre of the World
Alexander Woolcott
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Anton Tchekov
Moscow Art Theatre
Representation Assembly Meeting Notes March Actions
Regular meeting of the Representative Assembly held March 12 in room 304. Motions include appointing Jean Ma as head of Spring Drive and Phelan as Student Press. discussion of Dean Gildersleeve's privilege for seniors and meeting in 1928 if approved by faculty. Earlier refusals on free cuts noted. Curricular Committee report discussed. Monday election of Board chairman mentioned.
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Jean Maas
Spring Drive
Phelan
Ith Tlazel Reisman
Stiner
Dean Gildersleese
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