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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1927
Page
4
The Sophomores routed the Juniors 27 to 4 on Thursday March 10 as they batted through the lineup three times in the first inning. Juniors pitcher held up well, but fielding miscues aided the Sophs while the Seniors won convincingly over the Freshmen who showed improvement but lacked finish.
Discussion at the Representative Assembly on March 14 examined uniform marking across departments. Dr. Lund noted his psychology data showing 15% A's, 30% B's, 45% C's, 10% D's and F's, and suggested a common ratio, while others reported A's ranging from 10% to 50%.
Beethoven's lecture for the assembly is set for Tuesday March 22 at one o'clock. Sigmund Spaeth, noted for last year's engaging talk, will discuss Beethoven in modern dress, to be delivered at Barnard College.
On Friday night March 11 the French Club presented a varied program in the theater. Laurel Stein and Morris formed a violin cello piano trio performing Romance Without Words and Debussy pieces. Mme Voigt and Miss Johnson sang French songs. Feydeau's Feu la Mere de Madame followed with Muller's husband and Chase's irate wife delivering strong comic performances while Vaillant the valet provided slapstick and Gemmel the maid completed the cast.
The Undergraduate Association held a meeting on Monday March 14 to nominate candidates for Honor Board Chairman. Mary Hooke declined. remaining nominees were Janet Shubert Catherine Thomas and Edith Wood after secret ballot. The association will nominate Vice President Treasurer and Secretary at the March 21 meeting.
The New York City Intercollegiate Conference will run Friday through Sunday April 8 6 and 10 with discussion groups and lectures on religion education industry war and imperialism. A large, diverse student turnout is hoped to shape opinions and co operate across colleges and clubs.
A campus event flags an intergroup game between undergraduates and faculty set for Monday March 21 at 4 20 PM. Details of venue and format not provided in the fragment.
Professor Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Dana, grandson of Longfellow and expert in comparative literature, will speak on Literature and Revolution under the Social Problems Club. The talk is set for Tuesday March 22 at 4:00 PM in 306 Mines. Dana has taught at Harvard, Paris, Columbia, Rand School, Boston Trade Union College, Bryn Mawr, and Brookwood Labor College.
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