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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1910
Page
1
A coachman’s quip on punctuality mirrors Barnard College’s habit of prompt class starts but leniency outside class. The piece notes society’s general lateness and Barnard’s own promptness in classes, with lecture lateness often excused by justifiable reasons once outside the lecture environment.
A reflective note on Barnard girls keeping to schedules and deadlines. It describes meetings at noon, rehearsals running late, daily themes submitted around five past, and the occasional fear of overdue papers. The piece humorously contrasts expectations with university rhythms.
Spring weather draws Barnard girls from hallways to campus walks. The botany department warns against trampling grass and crocuses on newly planted greens. The Committee for beautifying New York City may act if litter and debris continue.
On March 30 Prof Knapp spoke to the Classical Club about Roman Business Life as Seen at Horace. The metrical translation competition closes April 8. members should submit translations to the president by that date.
The College Settlements Associations announce two $400 fellowships for settlement training open to Barnard Smith Swarthmore and Wellesley graduates. Applicants need coursework in Economics or Sociology, strong references, intent to pursue settlement work, and plan to study at NY School of Social Workers or University of Pennsylvania. Residency and a $6 weekly board support are provided. apply by April 1 to Miss Eleanor H Johnson at 37 Madison Ave New York City. Awards June.
At the Barnard reunion for the Class of 1908, alumnae officers were elected. Mary Maxon became President, Mary Budd Vice President, Mabel Petersen Secretary, Jessie Houston Treasurer, Dorothea Eleaser Historian, and Gertrude Steitl chaired the Entertainment Committee.
Miss Jeannette Kaufman of 1908 announces her engagement to Mr Berthold Horkheimer. The couple plans a forthcoming wedding and will reside in the city after the ceremony.
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