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McGill University, Canada, has-a Mock
Parliament, organized on the lines of the

British Parliament. «This year the “Prime

Minister” will’form a Progressive govern-

ment, by’ virtue of the Progressives win-

*ning the majority of the votes at the final

session last spring. The Canstitutionalists

will thus occupy the benches of the oppo-

sition. ‘The parliament. is in reality like a

large debating club and from the mem-

_. bers who show special ability the Inter-
collegiate. Debating Team will be picked.

The second Eastern Sectional Athletic
Conference of Women’s Colleges was held
on November 2 and 3 at Cornell. Twenty-
seven colleges weré represented.

The Intercollegiate Dramatic Associa-
tion held its second annual meeting at
Barnard last week. Representatives were
present. from Vassar, Wellesley, Holyoke,
Wheaton, Connecticut and other colleges.

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Wellesley is having a series of -Popt

Readings by contemporary poets. Robert
Frost and Miss Alice Brown-have spoken.

aa News in Brief

News from Other Colleges

The first week in October Goucher ‘Col-
lege held a merry-go-round, with ponies,
hot dogs, ice cream, side shows and fortune
tellers. Smith, Vassar, Wellesley, and
Radcliffe all contributed toward the bazaar,
and the Journeymen Playshoppers ofgjohns
Hopkins University gave ten performances
of two one-act plays.

Augustine F. Massa, a New York. boy,
who has been blind since childhood, is
now a student of Columbia, and is work-
ing his. way through college ‘playing
checkers. He is a swimmer, vice-president

of his ¢tass and champion wrestler of the |.
University. |
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“An Intercollegiate Debating League has
been formed and consists agpe | following
members: Cornell, Amherst, Brown, Co-
lumbia, Dartmouth, University of Penn-
sylvania, Princeton, Williams, and Yale.
Twelve triangular debates will be held
within the league and will be of such a
character that each college shall meet each





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Wednesday morning, November
Christian Association meetings began.

15,

Dr. Chew was unable, on account of ill-
_ ness, to give his lecture on Literature of
the Old Testament last Wednesday night.

1924 has elected B. Tuttle, apparatus cap-
tain and K. Elston, water polo captain.

On Tuesday before Thanksgiving Vaca-
tion the Christian Asséciation Cabinet will
discuss the yearly Budget.- Any plans will

. be presented ‘to the whole Association
December 8. :

“The Comrhittee for choosing the operetta
to be given by Glee Club cortsists of the
three officers of the club, H. Humphries,
23, M. Angell, ’24, B, Constant, '24, and K.

S. Sturn, ’26, whose name was osnitied
from the list last week, is one of the new
French Club members.

Praétices for water polo match games
will not begin until after Christmas so
that they will not interfere with the Swim-
ming Meets in December.

Dr. Theophile Meek will speak in Chapel
Friday morning, on the Caliphate. This
‘morning Dr. Leuba spoke on conditions in
Germany which he had an opportunity of
observing last year. ®

Radnor Hall gave their first hall tea in
honor of President Park and Dean Bon-
tecou, last. Wednesday.

Twelve hundred dollars was cleared by



Strauss, ’23 and D. Gardiner, ’24. The the Cincinnati Bryn Mawr Club at a bene-
Comniittee expects the operetta to be cast] fit performance given- recently for its |
before the Christmas vacation. Regional Scholarship Fund.
In Philadelphia Calendar
Academy “of Music: Special concert |. Saturday, November 25
Monday evening, November 27. French] 8,00 P.M.—Sophomore play in Gymna-

Program including Cesar Franck, D

minor symphony.

Metropolitan Opera House: Sap Carlo
Opera Company. Thursday matinee

.:» Martha; Thursday evening, Butterfly,
Friday, Carmen; Saturday matinee,

Jewels of Madonna; Saturday evening

a Cavalleria Rusticana and _ Pagliacci.
*g : Stasia, Ledowa, Prem. Danseuse. Sec:

a ond week—Monday, La Boheme; Tues

: day, Faust; Wednesday, Salome; Thurs

- day matinee, Cavalleria- Pagliacci; Thurs

day evening, Lucia; Friday, Lohengrin:
Saturday matinee, Butterfly; Saturday
evening, Il Trovatore,

hk : Broad; Henry Miller and Ruth Chat: |

* terton in “La Tendresse.”

'¢ _ Garrick: “The Bunch and Judy.” Com:
' ing Monday, “Molly Darling.” .
Adelphi: “Just Married.”* ,

‘a _ Walnut: Marjorie Rambeau in “The.
f° , Goldfish.” - :

Lyric: “Blossom Time.”

Julia Sanderson in “Tangerine.”

Stanley: Norma. Talmadge in. “The
Eternal Flame.”

me, Stanton: “Nero.”

Aldine:

Mae Murray in “Broadway
Rose.”

ae _ Karlton: “Skin Deep.”

sium.

Sunday, November 26
7.30 P. M.—Chapel, lead by Rev. Anson
Phelps Stokes, former Secretary of
Yale University.
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Monday, November 27

8.30 P. M—Musical Recital, ““The Devel-
opment of Choral Music,” in Taylor
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1,00 P. M—Thanksgiving vacation begins
Registration at last lecture required.
Monday, December 4

9.00. A. M.—Thanksgiving' Vacation ends.
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