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Newspaper

Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1916

Page

5

Freshmen defeat Seniors in tight 12-10 thriller

In a close 1916 vs 1919 Thursday game, Freshmen led by Rosemary and Juniors edged Seniors 12-10 after a second half rally. Eleanor Wallace sealed the win with a late goal as 16's defense limited 19's ball handling in a spirited gym crowd.

Rosemary E. Wallace Biskex C. Lambert H. Young E. Ketterlinus E. Haring Wallace Lambert Ketterlinus

Botany Club Lecture on Coenomic Plants at Columbia

On Wednesday afternoon Dr. Harper of Columbia lectured to a crowded room for a science seminar. He expanded on coenomic plants and their adaptation to environment, focusing on colonies of independently living and growing cells. Tea was not served.

Botany Club Harper Columbia

Beards Dream of Medieval Kings and Modern Transport

Prof Beard contrasts a medieval dream tied to Magna Charta with a future New York vision of government owned rail and air travel. The talk imagines an island of imagination with voting rights and a steam powered transport, ending with a royal jester’s laughter. Also notes the Bernard Classical Club meeting on March 14 with humorous readings and tea.

Beard Robinson Connecticut Hills Thames England King’s Palace John New York New York, New Haven and Hartford New York Public Library U. S Prof Barnard Classical Club Catullus Horace Elinor Sachs Homer Cyclops John Godfrey Saxe Ruth Jenson Eugene Field Sylvia Hecht Kathleen Fisher Hoor

Debating Club Elects New President After Resignation

The Debating Club met Wednesday March 15 at noon. Elizabeth Wright’s resignation from the presidency was accepted with regret and Ruth Jennings, age 17, was elected to fill the vacancy.

Debating Club Elizabeth Wright Ruth Jennings

Hebraic Culture Committee Lunch Meeting Speeches

The Hebraic Culture Committee invites attendees to a March 22 lunch at the Electrical Laboratory. Speakers include Beatrice Rittenberg on the Cabbala, Elizabeth Wright on Medicine in the Middle Ages, Bessie Ehrlich on Fey in the Middle Ages, and Selma Cohen on Jewish Life in the Middle Ages.

Hebraic Culture Committee Electrical Laboratory Wee the Cabbala Beatrice Rittenberg Elizabeth Wright Fey Bessie Ehrlich Selma Cohen

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