May Week Calendar of Student Activities
Calendar of events lists pageant practice sessions student teas and rehearsals through May 8. Activities include Pageant Song Practice Student Tea C. A. meetings and Musical Clubs with sessions in Columbia Gym and 134 room. The schedule features lectures by Randolph Bourne and Rabbi Wise and closes with The Elizabethan Pageant in Columbia.
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Social Science League
Randolph Bourne
Columbia Gymnasium
Glee Club
Noeave Flee
Columbia
Rabbi Wise
Winners in the A N C M Intercollegiate Competition
Essay Slunter College Echo Ivan the Shoemaker by Dorothy Miller. Play Radcliffe College Magazine Phaeton by Adelaide Nichols. Jory Hunter College Echo The S in Fish Means Sugar by Mollie Grossman. Verse Tied Vassar Miscellany Monthly death by own action by Edna St Vincent Millay. Verse Radcliffe Magazine In Philosophy by Winifred Best. Judges include Booth Tarkington Robert Frost Joyce Kilmer.
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Slunter College
Echo
Ivan
Shoemaker
Dorothy Miller
Charlotte Rudyard
The
New Republic
Francis Hackett
the New Republic
Radcliffe College
Phaeton
Adelaide Nichols
Beulah Dix Frebbe
Merle St. Croix Wright
Poetry Society of America
Hunter College
Mollie Grossman
Booth Tarkington
Monsieur Beaucaire
William Stanley Braithwaite
Vassar “Miscellany
Edna St. Vincent Millay
Winifred Best
Robert Frost
Boston
Joyce Kilas
New York
Tmes
Manuscripts and judge criticisms on file at Bulletin Room
All submitted manuscripts and judges criticisms are on file in the Bulletin Room and can be read by anyone who asks an editor. Some general criticisms will appear in the Bear next issue. We hovered between second and third and one judge ranks us first. next year Barnard should be in the first rank.
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Bulletin
Barnard
Editors Elect Babette Deutsch Editor in Chief
The Editors of The Bear announce the election of Babette Deutsch, class of 1917, to the office of Editor in Chief for the coming year.
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the Bear
Babette Deutsch
Mortarboard 1917 Out is Good and Durable
The 1917 Mortarboard follows 16 in a non leather cover with durable build and strong portraits including group pictures. It surpasses 16 in some art while lacking poems and skits, omits history, and is praised overall with two faculty portraits new.
Pageant funding urged as students sell tickets
The pageant is costly and funded by proceeds. So far $800 has been collected while expenses run about $1,700. Most of the money comes from outside the college. Each college girl is urged to sell four tickets to cover costs and perhaps donate to new building equipment.
Caroline Duror Memorial Fellowship Established at Trarfard College
Trustees at Trarfard College renamed the annual Graduate Fellowship honoring the top graduating scholar to the Caroline Duror Memorial Fellowship in memory of Caroline Austin Duror 1914 whose untimely death cut short a promising career.
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Trarfard College
Caroline Duror
Caroline Austin Duror
New Religion Courses Outline Modern View of Christianity
Dr Adam hosts Religion 3 exploring Christianity with modern knowledge and its ties to science, individual life, and society. Tyson’s Religion 4 covers Paul’s life and writings in historical context with key social and religious issues. Both courses offer 2 credits and Thursday 2 to 4 PM. office hours set for individual conferences.
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Adam
Tyson
Paul
Annual Report of Columbia University Published
The Annual Report of Columbia University has been published and will be on file in the Library for public access.
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Columbia
Columbia University
Undergrad Meeting Debates Bulletin Dissolution Fraternity Reform
The last Undergraduate Meeting of the year discussed nominations for undergrad officers, possible abolition of the Bulletin, and a Student Council report on fraternities. Nominees for Vice-President were Dorothea Curnow and Elsie Oakley. Treasurer nominees included Wendella Iasude and Theresa Mayer. The Bulletin was debated, with five members voting to continue it. the Student Council outlined questions on fraternity existence and structure for May 18, including social forms, national affiliations, secrecy, or exclusive membership, and two open meetings were planned with alumnae input and student discussion prior to any further meetings.
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Undergrad
Bulletin
Dorothea Curnow
Elsie Oakley
Exec
Constance Lambert
Gertrude Geer
Josephine Powell
Georgia Stanbrough
Bertha Mann
Wendella Iasude
Theresa Mayer
Marie Bernholz
Miss Weiss
Barnard
Kappa
Theta
Costume Call for Pageant Participants Tuesday Deadline
All costumes must be collected by Tuesday afternoon from the main stairway at noon. Participants must have their costume to be in the Pageant. no refunds for unclaimed costumes.
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