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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1916
Page
4
In a ceremonial address for the Students' Hall cornerstone, Mr Schiff explains intentions to foster mingling among diverse female students at Barnard College. He hopes the hall will reduce social and racial divisions and strengthen the college's role in New York's higher education.
Dean Gildersleeve and Miss Katharine Gay of 1911 announce a student gathering in the theatre at 4 p.m. on Tuesday November 28 to discuss a proposed Barnard Farm with barns for dance pavilions. Undergraduate participation requested.
The Voluntary Study Group of the YWCA met for the first time with student leader Elizabeth Wright on Wednesday November 15. They discussed the Problem of Evil in practical terms using Rauschenbusch's Conflict with Evil and Segal's The Pain Struggle. The meetings show promise as a vital part of the RPO activity.
Clare Patterson and Harriet White chaired a Student Forum on whether settlement work should have religion as a basis. Dr Helen Cohen, head of English at Washington Irving High School, will speak November 23, followed by Professor Foakes Jackson of Union Seminary on November 27, after recently joining Cambridge-Union line.
The Dream Lady review praises a Friday performance by settlement children who, though not resembling actors, charmed audiences with Max and Goldie. The King’s sharp remarks, a blue ostrich plume, and elflike dancing glow in memory. The piece applauds College Settlements Association for supporting the good work and thanks the children.
The English Club holds its next meeting at Mary Powell's residence 349 West End Ave on Monday evening November 27 at 8 o'clock.
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