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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1913
Page
4
Dr Hugh Black of Union Theological Seminary spoke on balancing the faculties for a wise life. He warned against overemphasis on specialization and urged a well balanced culture of character aligned with the example of Christ to achieve a life big beyond pettiness.
The chapel program lists speakers on November 3 Chaplain Knox with special music by the choir, November 6 Dean Gildersleeve, and November 10 Rev J Lyon Caughey of Harlem Presbyterian Church delivering sermons or lectures.
The Bulletin editors postponed final selection for the assistant editorship due to few sophomore contestants. A second contest will be held with the subject write up Thursday Chapel and a letter or editorial on any subject. Submit to the Bulletin mailbox by front door no later than Monday November 10.
The C S A held a pay Halloween party in the theater last Thursday. Despite light college turnout, the program offered shadow pictures Young Lochinvar and Barnard Pathé Weekly, humorous stage bits, and a mistimed meeting. Games followed including peanut hunt marshmallow race apple catch and dancing through intermissions.
The Dramatic Association holds a meeting Friday at 12 10 in Room 139 to elect the chairman of stage management.
The Classical Club held its first social meeting of the year in the Undergraduate Study on Tuesday afternoon. Professor Perry read selections from Aristophanes in English and discussed them. Tea and cake followed as members and some faculty enjoyed the talk. The club plans monthly meetings and aims for success.
The General Education Board adds $200,000 to Barnard College toward its $2,000,000 anniversary drive, bringing paid and pledged total to nearly $500,000 as part of the twenty-fifth celebration.
The Dramatic Association outlines plans to expand activities in acting stage production and play writing. It will stage two plays yearly open to sophomores, juniors, and seniors, with a spring original work. Monthly meetings include two closed business meetings two dress rehearsals and four open meetings with guest dramatists and critics. A reception and dance follow evening addresses. Charter members and elected participants from 1913 to 1916 are listed.
One typhoid case at Brooks Hall involving Miss Edith Thomas was taken to Presbyterian Hospital and is recovering. An investigation by Dr McCastline found no link to Brooks Hall. Students are warned not to buy ice cream or foods exposed to city dust, and to wash and pare all fruits before eating.
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