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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1919
Page
2
The 1917 visit of Cardinal Mercier to Columbia culminates in the awarding of the degree of Doctor of Laws honoris causa. President Butler praises his courage and justice, recalls Louvain’s burning, and the Cardinal returns to a solemn, fatherly blessing amid banners and cheers.
The R S O party drew transfers and freshmen to Barnard theatre amid heat and Midyears resolutions. Sophs and newcomers mingled as a cookie race amused attendees while lemonade flowed and the crowd pressed for tickets to the next event.
Wigs and Cues invites undergraduates and alumnae to an open discussion on Wednesday evening October 15 at 7 30 P M in the Conference Room Students Hall. Topics include the clubs object and possible plays to stage.
DRAMATIC PARTY Wigs and Cues invites the College to a Friday social in the theatre on October 10. Aline MacMahon recites, Katherine Brosnan dances, with other attractions and a speech by critic and playwright Chan ning Polloch. Refreshments will be served.
The text reflects a theater or literary review note thanking the editor and staff for a year ahead. It mentions observation imagination and music from a regular beat, and a hope for tasteful, wise contributions amid a flood of submissions.
A new school for Social Research announces its opening in October at 405 West Twenty-third Street. The program aims to foster unbiased understanding of the existing order, its origins and current workings with courses to tackle difficult problems. Notable faculty includes John Dewey A Beard J H Robinson Thorstein Veblen Roscoe Pound Graham Wallas and other prominent scholars in social research.
Seniors if you want the original print of your Mortarboard photo notify H. C. Barton before October 14. Prints will not be held after that date.
Miss Rockwell complains about noise in the library and urges quietness. Students should use halls for talking and avoid sitting with friends at tables. Bloomers should be worn away from the main hall and corridors, using side entrances or the gym to reach the Physical Education Office.
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