Freshmen and Sophomores Open Interclass Baseball Tourney
A. A. News announces the interclass baseball tournament starting next Monday at 5 PM in the gym. Freshmen face tough assignment versus Sophomores at Barnard, with both classes eager to prove athletic prowess alongside basketball and swimming. Current athletic trophy standings show 1921 leading, 1920 trailing, and 1919 close behind. Two games highlight the week: 1921 vs 1922 on Monday and 1919 vs 1920 on Thursday, both billed as must see.
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Barnard
TOZT
1921 Class Meeting Elects Chairman and Plans Suppers
The class of 1921 met in Milbank Room 139 on March 11 at noon. Leonore Andrews was elected Chairman of the Entertainment Committee. Members discussed class spirit versus cliques and approved three soph supper series in the Students Hall Cafeteria starting March 19. A proposed split of the lunch room into outsiders and Barnardites was approved. Two weekly song practices were set, one mandatory, and the group prepared for the first game against the Freshmen next Monday.
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Milbank
Leonore Andrews
Vassar Builds New Assembly Hall Theatre with Unique Lighting
The Assembly Hall at Vassar College features a broad deep stage and lighting that allows daytime performances using natural light while the main theatre remains completely dark. The design enables versatile play productions and enhances stage visibility during the day.
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YWCA Discussion Series Prompts Thoughtful Questions
Eight discussion groups hosted by the YWCA invite participation with topics set from March to May. Sessions run at 4 PM in the Conference Room, focusing on God religion immortality faith prayer Christ’s principles and Christian living with leaders guiding the exchanges.
Navy Surgeon Commander for Barnard Lecture Proposed
A reader suggests Barnard College host a United States Navy commander who is also a renowned surgeon. The officer, who secretly investigated Germany in World War I, allegedly befriended Hindenburg and could deliver a lecture with 2000 possible illustrations. The writer offers free admission via subscriptions after Greek Games.
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United States Navy
Germany
Hindenburg
W. A. Braun
Harvard and Radcliffe Launch New Literary Magazine
Harvard and Radcliffe announce the creation of a cooperative literary magazine, aiming to showcase student writing and editorial collaboration across campuses. The project highlights joint ownership and shared production duties.
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Radcliffe
Harvard
Sale of Thrift Stamps Discontinued at Barnard Booth
The committee ends sales of Thrift and War Savings Stamps in the main hall of Students due to near one percent sales and missed pledged hours by the girls. The note emphasizes ongoing support by Barnard students outside college hours and reiterates continued government need for quarters.
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