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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1915
Page
1
Published weekly throughout the college year except the last two weeks in January by the students of Barnard College, indicating a regular academic community publication cadence.
Editor in Chief Carol Weiss 1916. Business Manager Lucy R Morcenthau 1915. Assistant Business Manager Magcarzt Moses 1917. Ex Officio lfecen H Jenkins 1915. Managing Editors Sara Butter 715 Agnes Conkelin 15 Margaret Politzer 15 Cora Sfnner 15 Dorothy Bronpr 16 Jeanne Jacosy 16. Associate Editors Beucan Amipon 15 Enix Grossman 16 Lucy Porter 16 Doris Mapnow 16 Elmnorr Sacus 17 Esir OAaxkey 17 Eliza Marquess 17 Basette Deurscu 17.
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The piece argues against scorn for summer leisure and supports attending summer school as a route to mental growth and productive rest. It notes both business and academic pressures, asserts workers can model balanced hours, and ends with a positive farewell for a sunny vacation season.
The Silver Bay Company staged The Lure in four scenes with a capacity audience. Edna Thompson and Mary Powyell led the production with Lucie Howe and Carol Lorenz handling key stage duties. The play featured varied acts from a Barnard delegation voyage to a dramatic lantern finale with dancing and refreshments following.
Granville Barker will stage three Greek plays at the College of the City of New York stadium. Tickets cost 10 cents to $2 and go on sale through city theatre agencies. Iphigenia in Tauris and Trojan Women are the chosen dramas with performances set for May 31 June 2 and 5.
Rhoda Erskine's sketch in The Bear for April wins praise for telling over plot and character. Adelaide Bunker’s Wind opens stronger than its successor. Effie Boykin’s essay on intellectual pride lacks full justice, with stiff rhythm and abrupt transitions. Sarah Osgoode's Thru the Fire starts strong but falters as the ending lapses two years and a romance stalls. Senta Jonas.
Louise Talbot was elected Chairman of Exec and Mildred Blout won the Secretary post. Ruth Salem became Vice-President with Margaret Fries as the remaining candidate in the race.
Professor Crampton will lecture on his travels in the South Sea Islands and South America. The College invites the public to hear Adventuring in the Tropics of Two Hemispheres at Brinckerhoff Theatre on Wednesday May 12 at 4 10 P M.
Senior Chapel gathering in caps and gowns on May 10 at 12 oclock in the Senior study. May 12 features a Classical Club patho session at 30 and a Feminist Forum meeting at 12:30 in Room 135. Dr. Crampton gives a 4 10 lecture in the Theatre. The Dean hosts a Farewell Tea May 13 in Brinckerhoff Theatre. A Junior Sophomore Party is set for May 14 on campus and a Baby Party on May 19 in the Undergraduate Study.
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