Spanish theatre discussed and Jacinto Gran praised
Spaish Theatre Discussed panish Theatre of today and veciation of Jacinto Grat's ak ere the topics discussed by i) .no-Lacalle in the Brincker wiff watre on Thursday evening. The speaker highlighted the work of Jacinto Gran and his contributions to drama, noting Spain as the origin of real drama and Don Quixote and Don Juan as Spanish products. The Spanish theatre is seen as decaying, with Moreno-Lacalle accusing modern playwrights of catering to public taste and lacking critics. Gran is identified as the sole representative of the higher theatre, with two of his plays produced in France and growing recognition in Spain.
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Panish Theatre
Jacinto Grat
no-Lacalle
Brinckerwiff
Spain
France
Corneille
Moliere
Don Quixote
Don Juan
Moreno- Lacalle
Jacinto Gran
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Gran
Class Election Results For 25th Year Campus Offices
The article lists recent class elections with officers for next year including President Meta Hailparn and Vice President Helen Dick. Other posts named are Treasurer Elsa Finney Leader Margaret Melosh Scutar Week Chairman Gene Pertak Entertainment Chairman Dorothy Putney Show Chairman Sylvia Surat and Mortarboard Manager Anne Torpey. Also elected were Renee Fulton and Anne Torpey to the Assembly with Betty Potter and Margaret Richter among others noted.
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Elahen
Meta Hailparnne
Helen Dick
Elsa Finneyhear
Margaret Melosh
Scutar Week
Gene Pertak
Tetainment
Anne Torpey
Betty Potter
Margaret Richter
Cers
t—Hope Warner James
Relation of College and Vocational Work Shown
A Barnard study lists June 1921 1922 and 1923 graduates with college majors and subsequent occupations. The goal is to see how closely college work relates to girls careers considering direct and indirect links. The analysis includes English French Economics and law as examples of useful backgrounds.
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Barnard
New York City
Senior Show Plans May 30 31 At College
The Senior Show, set for May 30 and 31, blends sociological themes with musical comedy. Senior participants include Nelle Weathers, Betty Price, Ruth Ackerman, Ruth Cushman, Mary Thompson, Margaret Maryon, Selina Calder, Jeannette Mirsky, Helen Le Page and others. Olga Frankenstein chairs costumes, Christine Einert stages, Lillian Harris and Jeannette Mirsky handle the book, Florence Seligman composes the music, with production promising the 24’s supreme gesture in Stepping Out.
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Nelle Weathers
Betty Price
Ruth Ackerman
Ruth Cushman
Mary Thompson
Margaret Maryon
Selina Calder
Women's Trade Union Discussed On Wednesday April 30
Mrs Maud Schwartz president of the Women's Trade Union League spoke to elementary economics students about trade union work for women. She noted the push to create a separate women’s organization from the AFL and cited high labor turnover as a major hurdle.
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Maud Schwartz
Women's Trade Union League
American Federation of Labor
Schwartz
New Assembly Elects Marion Mansfield To Student Council
The new Representative Assembly met on Tuesday May 13 ratifying charters and appointments. Marion Mansfield was elected a Student Council representative while Louise Rosenblatt and Elinor Curtis were nominees. A reapportionment of the Blanket Tax was discussed and Meta Hailparn proposed a plan that was approved. Undergrad dues remain five dollars with allocations to Blue Book class dues BULLETIN and A A. The Undergraduate Association will subsidize Wigs and Cues next year with fifteen cents from the one twenty allotted.
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Representative Assembly
Louise Rosenblatt
Elinor Curtis
Marion Mansfield
Meta Hailparn
Assembly
A. A
Dormitory Honor Boards Made Permanent at Brooks and John Jay Halls
At year end meetings, Brooks and John Jay Halls voted to keep the Dormitory Honor Boards as permanent bodies. Nelle Weathers reported on their successful work removing supervision burden from the Executive Committee. A few penalties were issued with strong cooperation from students. Officers for the spring were elected at John Jay and Brooks halls with roles including secretary treasurer house member social chairman and house member.
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Brooks
John Jay Halls
Nelle Weathers
John Jay
Miriam Craighow
Helen Driscoll
Ellen Lee
Sally Remaley
Brooks Hall
Dance and Music Club Recital Highlights Student Works
The Dance and Music Club staged a May 10 recital in the gym featuring member works. Eleanor Wood led as president and composed most dances while Christine Einert and Elizabeth Abbott chaired business and music. Performers included Carolyn Adler Ruth Coleman Frances Felsher and Yvonne Robb with a four-voice Ruth Coleman composition.
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Eleanor Wood
Christine Einert
Elizabeth Abbott
Alice Mendham
Margaret Trish
Carolyn Adler
Ruth Coleman
Frances Felsher
Yvonne Robb
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Spaish Theatre
Moreno-Lacalle
Dorothy Putney ‘Harman
Lis Vina
Clelia Adams
Madge Turner
Arboard
Velma Brown
Sylvia Surat
Mortarboard
Renee Fulton
Helen Deutschines
Dorothy Getskay
Jean MacLeod
Women’s Trade Union Discussed
Mrs. Schwartz
New Assembly
Schumann
Wiener Volkmusik
Komeah Liebesfreid
Accon
Kreisler
Josephine Joreman
Romanze Eee
MacDowgll Feuille
Cus
Part
Torjussen
Miriam Laurel
Golliwog
Gosnod Marionettes
Espagnolas
Cui
Wienerisch i
Godowsky
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