The March Number of The Bar Nard Bear
The Bear and I are reintroduced after a year apart and the Bear has grown in ways noted. The piece discusses continuing serials, outside contributors, contests, and the magazine’s shift from strictly college publication toward broader literary aims. Continued on fourth page, first column.
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Bear
Barnard
Literary Supplement
Sophomore Dance Plans for Class of 1910
The entertainment committee of the class of 1910 will stage a second sophomore dance in May. The first five events will be catillon dances, and over fifty members have already subscribed to participate.
Choephoroi in English at Empire Theatre
The American Academy of Dramatic Arts announces the first English performance in America of Aeschylus The Choephoroi on Thursday March 26 1908 at 2 30 PM in the Empire Theatre. Tickets at Carnegie Lyceum and the Academy. Orchestra 2.00 Balcony 2.00 1.50 Gallery 0.75 0.50. Translation by Anna Hempstead Branch music by Robert Oliver Jenkins.
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American Academy of Dramatic Arts
F. H. Sargent
America
Lebanon
Aeschylus
Empire Theatre
Carnegie Lyceum
Anna Hempstead Branch
Robert Oliver Jenkins
Palmer Confirmed as Delegate to Social Service Committee
At the C S M A meeting held Thursday March 19 Edna Palmer 1910 was confirmed as delegate to the Social Service Committee. Sewing circles will be held weekly on Wednesday and Thursday with different speakers invited.
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Edna Palmer
Social Service Committee
Student Volunteer Union to Lecture on India
The Student Volunteer Union holds its monthly meeting in Earl Hall at Columbia University on Thursday evening March 26 1908 at eight o'clock. Mr S L Joslin will speak on Social Religious and Educational Conditions in India with stereopticon views.
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Student Volunteer Union
Earl Hall
Columbia University
S. L. Joslin
India
Barnard College Trustees Invited to Brooks Hall Reception
Barnard College trustees and faculty are invited to a reception at Brooks Hall on Friday evening March 27. Miss Weeks and the resident students look forward to the event and hope many trustees and faculty attend.
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Barnard College
Brooks Hall
Miss Weeks
No visitors allowed in Brinckerhoff Hall corridor Tue and Fri
Notice asks no talking or walking in the main corridor of Brinckerhoff Hall on Tuesdays and Fridays from 12 to 12 30, during chapel times. Quiet should be maintained in the hall outside.
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Brinckerhoff Hall
Settlement Fellowships Open at Four Colleges for 1908 09
Four $500 settlement fellowships for 1908 09 are offered by the College Settlements Association. Barnard Bryn Mawr Smith Swarthmore and Wellesley participate though four awards will be made to former students from four colleges. Applicants must reside in a settlement, detail proposed work, and submit credentials by April 2 to Miss Eleanor H Johnson New York City.
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Barnard
Bryn -Mawr
Smith
Swarthmore
Wellesley
College Settlements Association
Committee On Award
Eleanor H. Johnson
Fast 26Th Street
New York City
New York
Boston
Chicago
Henry R. Seager
Columbia University
Emiy G. Balcu
Wellesley College
Mass