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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1915
Page
3
The 16 vs 719 game played Wednesday produced a 5 to 5 tie after darkness prevented a reschedule. Players included G Pearson and R Washburn among others, with many runs and passes as the audience watched a rough, running form of hockey.
Horace Mann defeated Barnard 4 to 2 on Thursday afternoon, surprising the 1919 hockey squad. Strong forwards G Stanbrough and N Wesendonck failed to lift the score as Horace Mann broke through a weak freshmen defense.
At a Friday noon meeting the Freshmen selected their officers. Dorothy Brockway will serve as Treasurer and Eleanor Curnow as Corresponding Secretary and Historian. Georgia Stanbrough becomes Cheer Leader with Theodora Skinner as Assistant Cheer Leader. Ruth Lewy heads the Decoration Committee and Catherine Parks with Aline Buchman join the Executive Committee.
A chapel address by Prof. Robinson argues for reason as the college’s duty and liberation of the mind. He contends people fear thinking and that schools should foster independent thought despite concerns about faith and social consequences.
The Barnard school column notes Polish Day proceeds totaling over fourteen hundred dollars with members Balkina Johnson Leonore Mayer and Lily Schlang contributing substantial amounts. Madame Sembrich attends and expresses heartfelt thanks, praising the girls and thanking Barnard.
A Spanish lady offers to teach Spanish to American girls who want her help. She positions herself as a patient tutor and educator available for private instruction.
Beginning November 10 and continuing Wednesday evenings, Scott Nearing will present five lectures at Washington Irving High School. Topics include The Man and the Machine, The Man Higher Up, The Laborer and His Hire, Poverty and Riches, and Industrial Democracy. For details see Ruth Bud inoff, Locker 27, Soph. Study.
A small group calling themselves the Neighborhood Players stage Violet Pearn drama Wild Birds in three acts. The premiere is set for November 13 with repeats on the 14th 20th and 21st at the local venue targeting a broad audience.
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