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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1913
Page
4
Greek Games will be held on Saturday April 5 at 3 o clock in the Columbia Gymnasium. Tickets cost 25 cents for undergraduates and 50 cents for alumnae with proceeds to the Building Fund. Souvenir programs will be sold. tickets available in Sophomore Study or at the door.
Statement of ownership and circulation for the Barnard Bulletin weekly publication. Editor Priscilla Lockwood and Rita Hilborn listed with Barnard College students as owner and publisher. No bondholders.
Prof Devine’s sudden call to Ohio for Red Cross work postponed the College Settlements Association chapel now rescheduled after his return. Academic Chanel tomorrow features Dean Gildersleeve. next Monday’s speaker is Dr Charles P Tinker former Tombs chaplain on individual treatment of offenders. All students urged to attend.
Juniors should choose an adviser in the department of their major subject and, if possible, a member of that department. The dean or the post will assist as adviser in unusual circumstances or difficulties by order of the Committee on Instruction.
Miss Trances Cummings of the Intercollegiate Bureau of Occupations speaks to Alumnae Employment Committee in Room 139 at 4 p m on April 20. She covers types of jobs open to college women, necessary training, and typical salaries, with guidance for underclassmen to prepare now and for upperclassmen seeking work. A tea in Undergraduate Study follows.
The International Institute at Madrid offers American students a residence and thorough instruction in Romance languages art music literature and history as an alternative to continued study in the U S Excellent access to Madrid libraries museums and studios including the Prado Velasquez studio of Sorolla and leading Spanish artists Applications for residence should be sent to Miss Katharine Coman 603 Pierce Building Boston Mass
The Student Council acted as detectives for months to identify a locker thief. A nonstudent used a fictitious name and was caught attempting to break into lockers at Teachers College. Dorothy Fitch had previously seen the same woman in the Barnard locker room.
A reflective note declares the weekly Buzzings shrinking in scope and energy. The writer laments routine coverage of clubs parties and lectures and warns of growing burnout. He pleads for something unusual before shouting ends in despair.
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