Mysteries at Freshman Show Delightful Chaos
A vivid account of a student show featuring Ouija messages, Greek Games, and a musical comedy. Performances include a high priestess on a kiddie car, a kitchen band led by Margaret Trusler, and a chorus with Three Blind Mice. The piece notes lively, humorous chaos and sly social satire.
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Lodge Land
Miss Newton
Chasem
Mabel Perrazzini
Margaret Trusler
Barnard Annual Report 1919 1920 Highlights and Housing Plans
Barnard College reports increased out of state and Columbia University enrollment as World War I effects fade. Total registration reaches 873, up 107 from the prior year, with 38 students from Teachers College and 80 from other Columbia faculties. The drive to endow the Anna Howard Shaw Memorial Chair of Citizenship seeks 100000 dollars. Housing remains a major challenge with Brooks Hall wings not started. 13 John Jay Hall apartments to be used temporarily as Columbia aids dormitory needs. Next fall.
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Barnard
Teachers College
Columbia University
Anna Howard Shaw
New York City
Brooks Hall
Brooks
University
John Jay Hall
Dean Gildersleeve Addresses College Seniors and Juniors
The dean spoke to freshmen and upperclass students about attending assemblies, urged temperance in student life, and highlighted the International Federation of University Women. She noted losses at the college and outlined aims to improve education and cross national understanding beyond politics.
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Dean Gildersleeve
Jennings
Board of Trustees
Jacob Schiff
International Federation of University Women
Association of Collegiate
United States
Great Britain
Canada
London
Belgium
Holland
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
Italy
Spain
Czecho-Slovakia
Australia
India
South Africa
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Edi
M. Durgin
W. Harrington
H. Carroll
M. Wing
H. Lepage