Sophomore Show Delights With His Excellency the Governor
The 1915 Sophomore Play adapts well to the stage and student group. The elderly tropical island governor seeks to keep celibacy, while visitors test wills and spark romances. Ray Levi as governor and Helen Blumenthal as a charming ingénue earn praise for engaging performances as witty love scenes unfold.
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Henry Carlton
Ethel
Montague
Government House
Carlton
Wentworth Bolinbroke
Ethel Carlton
Stella
Comtesse
Miss Carlton
Captain Carew
Ray Levi
Miss Levi
Helen Blumenthal
College Settlement entertainment sparks college aid drive
The College Settlement Association reports a successful Senior play to the Freshmen titled Three Frozen Gumdrops at the College Settlement on Riverside Street. Despite cast changes, substitutes carried the show with strong audience enthusiasm and a festive post performance reception. The event sparked calls for Barnard College to expand settlement work in the area and to continue campus support for the project.
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College Settlement Association
College Settlement
Rivington Street
Louise Comes
Barnard
Mathematics Club Meets To Discuss Fourth Dimension And Infinity
A Mathematics Club meeting on Tuesday November 12 with all faculty present heard Prof Kasner and Dr Dines offer suggestions. Topics included the fourth dimension infinity and essays by senior honors students to be read and critiqued. The group considered studying the history of mathematics and possible curve exhibitions with member participation.
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Kasner
Dines
Descartes
Archimedes
Chapel talks critique modern life and groupings at Union Theological Seminary
The Rev. Coe spoke on the wisdom of simplicity and purposeful living on Monday November 11. Dr Massey discussed college groupings and fraternity secrecy on Thursday November 14, urging examination of purpose and openness. Prof Steiner of Grinnell College is slated for November 21 and Chaplain Knox for November 25.
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Coe
Union Theological Seminary
Chapel
Massey
Maisser
Dr. Musser
E. A. Steiner
Grinell College
Knox
Club debates math questions from Ball essay collection
The group debated topics such as whether every curve has an equation and if mathematics narrows the mind. Dr Dines quoted from Mathematical Recreations and Essays by Ball. Students were urged to discuss their interests, not others. Tea followed in the Undergraduate Study.
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Ball
Dines
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