05 Apr 1911
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1911
Page
1
A Barnard College note discusses student elections, urging calm voting and balanced choice. It argues that a single candidate’s victory will not ruin the college, comparing the situation to historic political shifts and urging thoughtful, impartial casting of ballots by about five hundred students.
The piece reflects on the upcoming undergraduate officer elections within two weeks noting political maneuvering and public interest. It recalls past college elections as pivotal events shaping campus life and the perceived necessity of certain office holders for the college's welfare.
The Bulletin announces the election of Pauline Cahn as Editor-in-Chief and Lucile Mordecai as Business Manager with Helen 43 as Assistant Business Manager. The board seeks Freshman candidates and will hold an editorial competition with written pieces due by May 1 to fill remaining posts.
An April Friday evening lecture at Brooks Hall by Professor Crampton of the Zoological department entertained residents with lantern slides of life in the South Seas. His four summers there lent realism as students and faculty enjoyed refreshments after the talk and considered moving there as a group.
Barnard College presents an undergraduate art exhibit featuring varied depictions of Jeanne d Arc. Florence Ross 1912 earned top honors for a poster chosen for the undergraduate play, with Ruth Guernsey 1911 receiving honorable mention for a skillful drawing.
Baseball began with a rush last Monday and despite Dr Tauvert's absence the girls worked with enthusiasm. Saturday's turnout formed two full teams one freshmen and one from the other classes. The freshmen impressed with solid opposition and a business-like air suggesting promising games ahead. Undergraduates are urged to join practice and help collect balls for their fellow players.
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