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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1922
Page
3
A Dance Club performance is described as intellectually interesting with original concepts. Anne Schmidt’s Faun charms with roguish humor, Doris Craven’s Valse flows with rhythm, Phoebe Guthrie’s Vous Danse Marquise gains from Adele Henry’s singing, and Magic Fire offers vivid visuals. Labor is a new club theme reflecting the modern struggle.
Interest in baseball shows in 105 girls attending practice as the college plans class team coaching. From last year’s varsity only four candidates remain, with J. Mirsky K. Cauldwell O. Holden and J. McNamara. New talent from the class squads includes RK Losee and Preischer in field and catching. Captaincy goes to E Cahn and K Cauldwell. manager is C Nason. Trials and a forthcoming schedule loom as spring practice continues.
On a Saturday night Barnard defeated Vassar in an intercollegiate debate on the Philippines independence. Miss Bloomfield led the Affirmative with a strong summary and delivery clinching a 2–1 judge vote. The following night Smith defeated Barnard 2–1 with Margaret Mead delivering a famed rebuttal that impressed spectators.
At a March 16 Student Council meeting a report on the Faculty Committee’s push for censorship rules was presented for absent members. The committee warned against intellectual exploitation and associating extreme speakers with the college’s reputation.
Miss Katherine Doty sails for Italy on February 24 and will stay through August. She will spend the summer abroad and resume duties at Barnard in September.
Sefiorita Marcial Dorado's class in second year Spanish will present El Fiebre de Primavera under the Spanish Club on Friday March 24 at 4 o'clock in the Conference Room. Gracé Becker and Margue rite Treeder take leading roles in a playlet based on poet Jose Espronceda with other class members in minor parts.
Shaw Cables grants Wigs and Cues special permission to stage George Bernard Shaw satire Great Catherine in their spring performance. The cable note presents Shaw’s blessing for the production and its satirical framing within the company’s program.
A university vote concluded on Wednesday and Thursday with Editt Sheehan elected as Undergraduate President. Marguerite Loud and Leone Newton were the remaining candidates.
The first election meeting of the month opened with amendments to the undergrad constitution. Amendments on B O S P president selection and petitions in Student Council were passed. Nominees included M Loud L Sheehan R Hoff G Brown, with the last two declining.
Harold Hatch president of Duchess Bleachery outlines a mill partnership used in Wappinger Falls. He details three boards including Operatives Directors and Management sharing profits and losses with 6 percent guaranteed capital interest and a 50 50 surplus split.
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