Barnard Forum to Bring New York Ideas to Campus
The Barnard Forum will revive to connect students with eminent speakers from New York’s intellectual scene. It aims to awaken interest in controversial issues by presenting opposing views and fostering broader discussion among undergraduates.
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From the Second Balcony Floriani's Wife
The review discusses Pirandello's Floriani's Wife and Martin Flavin's Children of the Moon. It praises Wycherly's performance and the play's plot while criticizing the final act and emotional payoff. It notes the American play's merit and compares its mood to Barrie.
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Margaret Wycherly
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Red-Tape Worm Allegedly Spotted in Registrar Office
A freshman in Miss Meyer's office caused a scene as a mouse hunt prompted comments from Mr. Rather. The student declared she thought she glimpsed the Red-Tape Worm, a humorous remark that led to lingering chatter about the Registrar’s office visit.
Brooks Hall Freshmen Juniors Tea Draws Crowd
Brooks Hall hosted an annual afternoon tea for Freshmen and Juniors. Miss Helen Page Abbott Mistress of Dormitories and Elizabeth Waterman president of Brooks welcomed guests. Miss Margaret Melosh and Miss Harriet Smith led the event with dancing and socializing for new students.
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Margaret Melosh
Harriet Smith
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