Senior Party Delights Freshmen With Vaudeville Show
Barnard seniors hosted a Friday evening program for freshmen featuring a vaudeville set including a Lily Schoedler as Soangetaha, a spoof on Madam Paradino, a seance act, acrobatics by Ethel Leveridge and Vera Fueslein, readings by Frances Randolph and Marion Obendorf, a balloon dance, and a Japanese dance while the committee led by Edith Deacon received thanks for a lively, entertaining night. The note closes with a letter to the editor debating faith and ethics in college life.
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Lillian Schoedler
Dian
Soangetaha
Euscapia Paricdino
Sue Minor
Madam Paradino
Billie
Annie Nathan Myer
Marrs
A. N. Myer
Mrs. Myer
Scrapp
Tda Botschitsky
Louie Johnston
Vantaclue
Agnes Jurke
Natalie Stewart
Ethel Leveridge
Vera Fueslein
Frances Randolph
Marion Qobendorfer
Austin Dobson
Eva Mordecai
Miss Gerrish
Nanny
Marion Obendorfer
Gavin
Francis Randolph
Babbie
Gerrish
Edith Deacon
Employment Bureau Circulars For College Women
Courtesy of Miss Laura Drake Gill the Bulletin editor has circulars and literature on the Employment Bureau for College Women. The collection is available to the college and anyone seeking information may obtain it from the Editor-in-Chief. Application blanks descriptive circulars and reprints of papers may be had for the asking.
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Laura Drake Gill
Barnard
Bulletin
New Series of French Lectures at Schermerhorn Hall
Weekly French lectures on Thursdays at 8 15 p m in room 305 Schermerhorn Hall begin November 10 with Le roi Edouard VII by Professor Cohn. November 17 Chantecler by Cohn, November 24 Thanksgiving, December 1 Robert de Flers et Calvhat by Louis Delamarrt, December 8 La conquete romaine de Gaule by Gustave Fougeres with projections, December 15 Les Gaulois dans la litterature latine et l histoire de l empire romain by Fougeres. No lectures December 22 and 29 for holidays. No tickets required.
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Schermerhorn Hall
Cohn
Robert de Flers Et
Gustave Fougeres
Debate Over American Higher Education Sparks Public Clash
A heated meeting featured Professor Rudolf Fenbe Jr of Columbia and Professor Hugo Munsterberg Jr of Starvard arguing over the U S higher education system. Fenbe criticized disorganization and regional decline, while Munsterberg defended diversity and lack of uniformity as advantageous. the audience largely sided with Fenbe.
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Rudolf Fenbe,Jr
Columbia
Hugo Munsterberg, Jr
Starvard
Tombo
Munsterberg
Berlin University
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