Plays Show Distinctive Drama Berths At Local Class Night
The program featured Eugene and Dorothy Miner in a short Bowery setting with Mendel Marantz the loafer in a comedy dramatized by Helen Rundlett. Eugene Phil and Nina Roedelman earned praise for Mendel and his wife, with a lively Irish touch from Mary Burgum. A broader essay discussed Darwinian history, teaching methodology, and the value of historical study for understanding crime and religious ideas, as Prof Robinson urged a genetic view of culture.
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Dorothy Miner
Gertrude Sluber
Mendel Marantz
Freedman
Helen Rundlett
Bowery
Mendel
Eugenia Phil
Nina Roedelman
East Side
Mary Burgum
Descartes
Bacon
Darwin
United States
Robinson
Tadus
Student Council report outlines committee leadership decisions
A special Student Council meeting on May 4 recommends that the Undergraduate Association President head the Committee on International Relations for the year and that the chairmanship be reconsidered at year end. It notes key appointments including Howe Warner as Chairman of Elebility Committee with Harriette Blachly as alternate and Cora Du Bois as Curricula Chairman with Ivn Adler as alternate. Sienna Delahunt named Charters Chairman with Florence S. Spiltoir as alternate.
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Howe Warner
Elebility
Harriette Blachly
Cora du Bois
Air Ivn
Adler
Sienna. Delahunt
Charman
Florence S. Spiltoir
Barnard issue of Morningside Review
The Barnard issue of Morningside presents reviews of Miss Turner’s Faerie, Miss Wadsworth’s Louisa, and several poems by Miss Garwood, Miss Taylor, and Miss Hillier. It notes high overall workmanship, critiques narrative technique in openings, and highlights distinctive poems while questioning some stylistic choices.
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Columbia
Lazard
Missa Torres
Miss Turner
Miss Wadsworth
Louisa
Wadsworth
Robin
Morningside
Barnard
E. Reynard
May Quarterly Pleases with Mixed Verse and Prose
A May quarterly review praises Kimball for effort but notes uneven depth across her plot and satire. Hillier’s Magic is tightness challenged by word economy, while Torrey’s poems feel vague. Barnacle’s light verse is the clearest success, with Churchill Tong Tyng modestly received. Overall the book reviews praise the institution but call for fresher selections and more current titles.
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Miss Torrey
Chaucer
Byron
Barnacle
Miss Churchill
Miss Tong
Miss Tyng
MR. Wadsworth
Robinson Addresses Club Continues From Page One
The article discusses ongoing discussion at a club meeting with references to continuing topics from page one. It notes ages involved and contrasts methods used in addressing the issue.
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