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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1911
Page
4
A playful pitch urges readers to drop nickels into a Bullion sponsored fund to buy bricks for a wall. The piece suggests treating the brick purchase as a weekly expense, aiming for about $1,000 to assemble 20,000 bricks for a substantial wall.
The Road to Yesterday cast features Marguerite Schorr as a charming lead and Jack Greatorex as the solid leading man. May Kenny shines as both sad eyed soldier and scheming villain, while Tomkin and Will wi' the Feather deliver defined comic and dramatic moments. Audience laughter during love scenes stands out as a college stage quirk.
The 1913 Juniors beat the 1915 Freshmen 2-0 in a Thursday hockey match. After a close first half, marked by early back and forth play and a late-formed surge, the Juniors struck twice while the Freshmen defense held firm. The second half faded to a ball hunt as darkness fell.
Alumnae gossip notes Mrs. J E D Dean Nan Tattershall of 1905 now in this country with her two sons as a missionary in China. Helen Harnitt class of 1907 teaches French at Western Reserve University Cleveland Ohio. Lucetta B Johnson 1907 studies at the Classical School while Ethel Roseman 1907 reports for the Newark Star.
A dialogue in Milbank Hall features a senior and junior debating charity. The senior mocks mere cups of tea and urges a donation of real tea to fuel imagination and relief from stress, framing it as a pressing social need. The exchange ends with the Senior Socrates tag.
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