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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1914
Page
2
The piece complains of dullness in the current column, pleads for fresh material and seeks a spark of wit. It mocks the Beef Trust and praises stage make up while urging someone to deliver new content. The voice laments lack of news and requests relief from the endless cycle.
Louise Walker announces the Wigs and Cues committee selects Marlowe by Josephine Preston Peabody as the undergraduate show with Algernon Tassin coaching. Trials are Oct 31 from 1 to 3 p.m. in the Undergraduate study. first rehearsals begin Nov 2. Performances set for Dec 11 to Dec 12 with student support urged.
Dr. Henry Sloane Coffin opened a lecture series in Room 139 discussing six nineteenth century movements shaping religious belief. Romanticism praised spiritual presence, humanitarianism redefined human nature, science urged natural religion, unity of sacred and secular, historical criticism reinterpreted the Bible, and psychology framed religion as a normal human experience alongside a social movement emphasizing church role.
The English Club will gather Monday evening November 2 at eight o'clock at 609 West 115th Street hosted by Rhoda Erskine. The notice lists the address and time for the local club event.
The October Bear review notes student life and personal salvation, urging individual effort and mutual tolerance. It praises the exchange department and the lively editorial as a stimulus, insisting readers stay active and not “croak” but leap with approval this year.
Lillian Shrive dominates the Thursday junior versus sophomore hockey game scoring both goals in the final five minutes. G Pearson and Bunny Rogers stand out for individual plays as the Juniors outplayed the Sophomores in the first half but could not capitalize.
Pay days for the Athletic Association are Wednesday November 4th and Thursday November 5th in Undergraduate Study from 9 A M to 5 P M. Pay up if you intend to do any athletic work including use of tennis courts.
Dr Henry Sloine Coffin to deliver his second lecture on Monday November 1 at 4 o'clock in Room 139. The college is cordially invited to attend the talk on The Validity of Religious Experience.
The Deutscher Kreis hosts its opening entertainment on Friday November 6 in the Theatre from 4 to 6 pm. A production of Immenser will be presented and the German department faculty will give formal remarks.
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