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: Soughern Methodist University, -of
Dallas, Texas, is, offering three prizes

_ far original. poems, the first of ‘which,

$100, is . open to all undergraduate © stu-
dents in American colleges and univer-
sities. a :

The committee of judges, who will
award the first prize; includes Witter

Bynner; John Erskine, and William: Rose.

Benét. All poetis submitted must reach
Dallas not Jater than May 15, .1922.
Manuscripts should. be sent.to Jay B

- Hubbell, professor of English, Southern

Methodist University, Dallas; Texas. .

The fdllowing rules govern the stb-
mission of manuscript: —

No contestant may submit more than
one: poem in-competition for any. prize.

Each contestant must send in three
typewritten copies of the poem which
he. submits. He should: indicate on the
otitside of. the envelope the prize ior
which he wishes to compete. The au-
thor’s name ,should not be written on
the manuscript.

The poems submitted must. not have
been previously published (college pub:
lications excepted).

The poems submitted must not ex-
ceéd 150. lines in length.

No subject or literary material
prescribed. Poems may be lyric, dra-
matic or narrative; and they may be
written in-either free verse or the regu-
lar metrical forms.

Manuscripts will beyreturned to those
who request it and enclose stamps for

postage.





JULIA WARD PUTS EMPHASIS ON

DUTY TO BRYN MAWR

Beginhing her vesper talk With a quo-
tation from Robert Browning, “Here and
here did England help me, how can I
help England—say?” J. Ward, ’23, presi-
dent of the Self-Government, went on to
say that the same point of view about
college and college life should’ be taken.
“We are often very grudging in our
recognition of what Bryn — is doing
for us and I think we seldom ask what
we ¢an do for her.” Important matters
are left to the administration and the
executives and the faculty. The mass.of
people shift. their responsibility. If we
don’t like existing customs we should
abolish them.

Miss Ward mentioned the vesper serv-
ice as an example of what she meant.
Many people go to vespers just to see
how some friend is going to pull through.
If enough people don’t find vespers help-
ful or interesting it should be given up.

Another problem she discussed was
the question of quorums. “Tn the Under-
graduate Association and Self-Govern-
ment you are ipso facto members and so
you assume your responsibilities a step
farther back than in the Christian Asso-
When you join the Christian
Association you supposedly do so after
careful consideration and to look at the
matter prosaically, by: your joining you
are raising the requirement for a quorum
and so should assume the responsibility
of coming -to meetings.”

CALENDAR -
Friday, April 28
6.00 P. M.—Junior party -to the Fresh-
men, @ :
Demonstration Water Polo game in
the gymnasium for college athletic
directors.
Saturday, April 29

8.00 P. M.—Lecture in* Taylor Hall by
Cecilia Beau. ,
.» + Sunday, April 30
"7.30 P-M—Chapel, lead by. the .Rew

tik Pete Bick,.DD., Pool.
fessor of History of Religion in

_ Amherst Colftge.
__ Monday, May 1
6.30 he M.—Seniors sing to ‘sun from
Rockefeller Tower.
. 845. A. M.—May Day. Announcements
of ata and seiolaraiins | in chapel.

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NEWS FROM OTHER COLLEGES

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A twelve-year old infant prodigy, Nathan
Newhouse, entered New :York University
in February. He started to work at the
age of four years and has had an interest-
ing. career asa newsboy. *.

Harold Bauer, noted concert pianist, of-
fered a pleasing program of Bach, Schu-
mann, Brahms, Debussy, Ravel and Chopin
at Vassar. recently.

Returns from the Tntercollegiate De-
bate of March 18, on, the. Independence
of the Philippines are as follows: .
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Twenty-six members of the Editorial |

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Board of the Williams Record, an under-

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graduate publication, have been sus:

pended from cotlege until April 13, fol-
lowing

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NEWS IN BRIEF

M. Angell, E. Neville, and E. Howe have
‘been elected by 1924 as the Sophomore
Banquet Committee.

The Class of 1925 has elected J. Choco
E. Watts, L. Bully, E. Walton and E.
Lawrence to their Sophomore Play Com-
mittee:

There was a meeting of head mistresses
held at the Baldwin School over the week-
end. President’ Nielson, of Smith, spoke
on “The Freshman Year.”

Students have made $1600 through ms
employment bureau this year.

The money raised hy undergraduates

toward the Summer School Scholarship
amounts to $778.20.

IN PHILADELPHIA

Broad: Elsie Ferguson in “The Vary-.

ing Shore.” *

Adelphi: “Liliom,” with Joseph Schild-
kraut and Eva le Gallienne.

Lyric: E. H. Sothern-and Julia Mar-
lowe in Shakespearean repertoire.

Forrest: Russian Grand Opera Co. in
repertoire — Thursday, “The Snow
Maiden”; Friday, “Eugen Onegin”; Sat-
urday matinee, “The Demon”; Saturday
night, “Carmen.”

Walnut: Last. week of-“Angél. Face.”
Next week, Robert Edeson in “Haunted.”

Shubert: Al Jolson in “Bombo.”
Aldine: “The Sheik’s Wife.”

Stanley: Robert Barthelmess in “The
Seventh Day.”

Stanton: “Where is My Wandering
Boy Tonight?” :

Karlton: “Beauty’s Worth.”
Arcadia: Ethel Clayton’ in “The
Cradle.”



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