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Newspaper

Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1922

Page

3

Meeting Recap At John Jay On Dormitory Cooperative Plan

The May 9 meeting approved minutes and heard L Newton present the annual report. Alumnae offer aid to establish a Broadview cooperative dormitory next year, contingent on student interest, with R Kingsley handling inquiries. Inauguration for next year’s understudy president postponed until May 15 due to illness. class meetings set. A constitutional amendment debated on how nominees may be chosen.

L. Newton John Jay Broadview R. Kingsley H. Mack

New Social Science Club Formed at Barnard

The I. C. S. A. and the Political and Social Science Club merge to form a new organization. Officers include President to lead meetings and invite speakers, Social Service Chairman to arrange volunteer work and social agency contacts, Observation Trip Chairman to plan illustrative field trips, and Publicity Manager to link theory with real world opportunities. Ruth Boardman, Eleanor Culbert, Sadie Biber, and Nancy Boyd elected to roles.

Political and Social Science Club Social Service Mt. Ivy Drive Barnard Nthe 1 Andres Vy Ruth Boardman Servian taiMam Eleanor Culbert

Clare de Lune Rouses Audiences At Junior Show

The Barnard Junior Show delighted crowds with clever concept and strong music led by Edythe Sheehan and Rhoda Hoff. Marion O Sullivan impressed as the ribbon sales girl with encores, while Garda Brown guided production amid limited stage space and resources.

Brinckerhoff Brown Marion O’sullivan Denver Frankel Ciceronia Rhoda Hoff Edythe Sheehan Mary Weeks Rhoda’ Hoff Doris Silbert Katherine Seymour Barnard Garda Brown Marguerite Loud Dorothy Maloney

Misunderstanding Delays Social Science Club Meeting

The Social Science Club postponed a planned May 9 talk by Roger Baldwin after a miscommunication between the censorship chairman and club officers. Professor Ogilvie had approved Baldwin earlier, but new chair Professor Braun doubted the event and halted it until the approval confusion was resolved.

Social Science Club Roger Baldwin Ogilvie Baldwin Braun Professor Ogilvie O. K

Dance Club Elects Officers For Coming Year

The Dance Club held a May meeting in Room 30 to elect officers for the next year. Frances Boas was named President, Lucy Whyte Secretary, Olive Gunn Business Manager, Helena Archibald Costumes, Denver Frankel Staging, and Christine Einert Public.

Frances. Boas Lucy Whyte Helena Archibald Busifegs Olive Gunn Denver Frankel Christine Einert

Professor Muller addresses Classical Club on drama influence

Professor Muller spoke to the Classical Club on Thursday about how classical drama shaped French comedy and tragedy. He traced connections from Plautus and Terence to Moliere Racine Beaumarchais and noted how Greek tragedy inspired early opera ideas through sung texts.

Muller Classical Club Moliére Plautus Terence Racine Horace Beaumar

Interclass Baseball Game Sees Juniors Take Lead

The interclass baseball game for third place in the 1924 series ended with the juniors pulling ahead after a strong second inning. Sophomores started strong but 24 gained a clear advantage and maintained the lead, securing a decisive victory after an early 8 run surge.

T. C. Wins Hard in Fight for Baseball Honor

The fast contestThursday between T. C. and Barnard ended with T. C. securing a hard won 1770 16 score. McNamara in the field and Fern Yates on the mound starred for Barnard as Barnard’s outfielders caught many tough flies. Barnard’s cheering showed spirit and O Holden praised the effort. lineups listed with Barnard and T. C. players in a close, well played game.

T. C McNamara Barnard C. .McNamara Fern. Yates O. Holden

Chamard Lectures on Molière at Barnard in French

Professor Chamard of the University of Paris lectured on Molière in Brinckerhoff Theatre in French. A large Barnard audience showed strong interest in French studies as Muller introduced the speaker and a reception followed for Professor and Madame Chamard.

Moliére Chamard University of Paris Brinckerhoff Muller Barnard Madame Chamard France M. Moliére Abel Society

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