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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1925
Page
4
The April 23 game between Freshmen and Juniors showed uneven teamwork and several errors as Juniors played steadier defense. The Senior versus Sophomore tilt on April 20 was tight and determined, with Sophomores rallying to defeat Seniors and preserve their undefeated streak that season.
Wigs and Cues presented Shaw’s Androcles and the Lion on Friday April 24 marking the society’s year end. F Lumsden Hare and Cleon Throckmorton led coaching and scenic work with strong credit to Miss Minor White Latham, Margaret Melosh, and Mary Benjamin for leadership.
Silver Bay is valued for widening contacts with girls from other colleges and for better acquaintance within one’s own delegation. The ten day conference runs June 19 to June 29 with meetings and hikes shaping a busy schedule.
Newman Club members at Ss. O meet on April 28 to organize a May 9 tea honoring Father Reilly chaplain of Newman Hall. It will also serve as a farewell event since he will not be at Columbia next semester.
Tag Day on April 22 raised $174 from tag sales, candy, lost and found, and bridge tickets. Administration will double the amount. Thirty six girls from Junior Sophomore and Freshman classes sold six hundred tags totaling $60. Anne Torpy 26 and Elizabeth Metzger 20 led the committees. Candy sold at noon in Milbank basement.
Kenneth Macgowan traces stagecraft from Greek remnants to modern theatre through slides. He compares Dionysian ruins in Athens with Berkeley’s Greek replica and maps the evolution from Roman stages to medieval miracle plays, Shakespearean boxes, opera houses, and 19th century decorative theatres toward contemporary revolving stages and symbolic realism.
The Assembly on April 22 voted to amend by laws giving freshmen only half a vote in the second semester. Margaret Hatfield reported on a Richmond conference by the National League of Women Voters urging Barnard to form a broader current affairs organization. Discussion followed but no action taken.
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