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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1926
Page
4
The article explains the revised duties of the Undergraduate Vice-president, shifting from Honor Board chair to enforcing Student Council regulations and campus order. She chairs Senior Proctors, oversees elections, and ensures orderly exams, requiring efficiency, leadership, and effective engagement with individuals and groups.
Youth teams shine in early games as the Juniors defeat the Seniors 6 to 11 and the Freshmen top the Sophomores 9 to 23. The Junior Senior match showed pace and poise while Seniors faltered. Freshmen demonstrated stronger play though Sophomores faced lineup changes and unfamiliar plays.
The Glee Club will host a luncheon at the Hotel McAlpin tomorrow at two o clock with guest Madame Olga. The event highlights a cultural program and musical performance by club members.
Juniors present The Passing of the Moon a fairy tale satire at Brinckerhoff Theatre tonight and tomorrow afternoon and evening. Helen Deutsch leads the cast as author chairman and coach with a rehearsed, multi-scene production and post performance dancing.
London poet Edward Davison will read from his verse to the English faculty and majors on Monday March 26 in the College Parlor. A Cambridge MA and critic, he may discuss contemporary English poetry and his new book The Harvest of Youth. Reading starts promptly at 4 15.
The Student Council and Representative Assembly propose ending the definite senior requirement in physical education for students who have completed three years of work. They urge placing responsibility on individuals to manage exercise and timing and suggest graduation prerequisites include motor ability tests plus other activities such as swimming and both individual and team games as the department advises.
Dean Gildersleeve urged sophomores to pursue a meaningful career, stressing personal choice and deep knowledge as key factors. She spoke Tuesday afternoon in the Theatre, outlining that a good occupation should engage time, thought, and contribute to the world.
Otto Kahn via the Metropolitan Opera enables Barnard students and staff to buy dress circle and balcony seats regularly priced at 4.50 and 3.00 for 1.50 per ticket for select operas each week. Demand may cap availability to 25 or 30 buyers. tickets must be paid within two days and picked up at Barnard by 3 pm on performance day.
The Boy's Choir of the Cathedral of St. John the Divine will perform at the Barnard Assembly on Tuesday March 23 at 1 o'clock.
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