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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1915
Page
2
Buzzings of the Bee notes Education B students being observant about green day traditions. The piece jests on seniors, wedding bells, and a 1915 fire drill as a backdrop for campus life with playful references to events like Castles in Brooks and the Seventh Floor Opera.
The Wigs and Cues invite the college to an open meeting in Brinckerhoff Theatre on Thursday afternoon March 25 at 4 o clock. Speaker Montague Love of Phyllis Nielson-Terry’s company will discuss modern theatre. Tea follows and attendees may meet Mr Love and Miss Nielsen-Terry.
Students submit posters for The Admirable Crichton by Sir James M. Barrie with show dates April 16 and 17. Prizes include an Undergraduate ticket and an outsider’s ticket. best poster goes on main stairs. Return by April 6 to Margaret Meyer, 1915.
A Barnard College reflection urges freshmen to seek lasting happiness through small acts of kindness. It argues that building a culture of friendliness and everyday courtesy yields more real success than grades or campus offices. The piece cites the adage little drops of water make the mighty ocean and emphasizes daily kindness.
A reflective verse about quiet study in a library setting where students are absorbed in books and tasks. The narrator notes near silence but hints that a change may come, contrasting imagined stillness with upcoming events affecting the scene.
Brooks Hall hosted its annual St Patrick's Day Party with a composite show titled Hello Brooks featuring floors eight through one performing plays. Highlights included “Inside the Lines” and “A Wagnerian Thrillogy” with music led by Eleanor Hubbard and praised performances by Louise Lucey and Marion Kelly. Emerald desserts followed by dancing drew Barnard guests to end the festive night.
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