Nothing Doing Inspires Soph Show Humor and Jazz
A lively Soph Show review describes Gilbert and Sullivan through Schoenberg vibes with Bevo, arias, and a Greek games wit. The piece follows a committee scene, a bold canteen, and a jazzy performance as Barnard students relay mock heartbreaks, notes on food, and stage mischief.
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Berlin
Soph Shaw
Irving Berlin
George M. Cohan
Soph
Barnard
Gertie Gloom
Ziegfeld
Jacob Schiff
Barnards
Gertrude
Bulldog
Final UW Results Include Dance Proceeds Shared
Final results show 4,936.00 dollars and 12,534.15 dollars totals. The 374.00 dollar R.S.O. Dance earnings were split equally among four classes and added to the overall totals.
Dean Gildersleeve Addresses 1919 Seniors
Dean Gildersleeve speaks to the 1919 Senior class gathered in the theatre, urging them to uphold old traditions and establish new ones. Miss Gildersleeve advises a broad major study, exploring courses at Barnard and Columbia, and to seek guidance from faculty in choosing future work.
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Dean Gildersleeve
Miss Gildersleeve
Wigs and Cues Tea At The College
At four o'clock on Wednesday December 4 the college parlor hosts a tea for Wigs and Cues. The event promises tea cocoa cookies and reception cakes as faculty and play authors mingle to offer calm company amid busy rehearsals and future trials.
WRITE FOR THE BEAR A COLLEGE CALL TO CONTRIBUTORS
The Bear needs reader writers as the college debates its fate. Contributors are urged to place any material in the second class mail box marked Bear. The editor notes the Bear is a vehicle for minds over meals and money, urging participation across classes.
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Barnard
College
Wigs and Cues Fall Plays Benefit Iron Range Milbank
Wigs and Cues presents three distinct plays with all proceeds going to Barnard Canteen to aid soldiers. Friday night features dancing and tickets go on sale the week of December 2 in Milbank on the 2d floor or in Students Hall main hall from noon to 1.
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Barnard
Milbank
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