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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1901
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin lists managing editors Amy Loveman Frances E Belcher Romola Lyon. Subscription One Year costs 1.50. Address all communications to Barnard Bulletin Barnard College Columbia University New York.
On Monday April 8 1901 the Deutscher Kreis announces an open German play to the entire College. The farce English by Goerner will be simply staged with modest props while the group relies on enthusiastic acting to compensate for lighter scenery.
Winter severity and street gaming depreciation have left the tennis court in poor shape. The Tennis Club urgently needs funds and Barnard students are urged to support the Toy Symphony by buying tickets and attending the concert for the club's benefit. The event promises an amusing and informal evening at low cost.
The Basket Hall Club and the College celebrate securing Mr. Cook as coach. Known for first rank coaching and work at the School for Deaf Mutes gymnasium, he has helped train many winning East teams. Barnard shows marked improvement under his direction after last Wednesday practice, suggesting a strong season ahead.
The Columbia Bulletin notes disappointment with the debut issue of the Columbia Jester The editors praise the artwork but say the humor lacks wit and fails to embody a distinctively Columbia college life They expect future issues to better meet the hoped artistic and humorous aims.
Smith and Bryn Mawr alumni basketball teams met at Lenox Lyceum on March 30 in a nine on nine match under Spaulding rules. Smith scored six to Bryn Mawr's two with poor guarding cited. Barnard thanks for the invitation to its team.
The Play Committee reminds students the play occurs two weeks from the coming Friday and Saturday Invitations will be ready next week.
Chouinard and Curtis photographers offer special rates to Barnard girls if a club of fifteen is formed. Only two or three more members needed. Interested parties may view samples at Room 333 Fiske Hall after 4 30 pm or leave a note in mailbox W in Milbank. Marie Louise WEHNCKE.
The Mortarboard lists trade advertisements offering a one third discount on photographs and reduced rates for teachers' applications. Photographers Davis and Sanford on Fifth Avenue, Parkinson on Park Place, and Schermerhorne Teachers' Agency on East Fourteenth Street are named. E Allen is the business manager for the class of 1902 Mortarboard.
Due to the Sophomore play, Mr. Cook will coach Monday April 8 at 3.45 pm in the Gymnasium. All players should attend promptly for the session.
The proposed amendment allows any student taking at least fifteen hours weekly of undergraduate work to become a member of the Undergraduate Association with full membership privileges except the right to hold office. Voting at the next meeting will decide this change.
Regular practice sessions will continue on Mondays and Wednesdays afternoons. No suspension will occur unless another arrangement is made at least one week in advance with the team captain.
The Toy Symphony Orchestra of Barnard College conducted by Miss Marian Newcomb will perform at Brinckerhoff Mall Theatre on Saturday evening April 13 to benefit the Tennis Club. Admission is 25 cents.
Friends of Teachers College pledge twelve thousand dollars annually to sustain the new school funded by a recent hundred thousand dollar gift. The model building is expected to rise on Amsterdam avenue near 124th or 125th street.
Alumni notes say the Wednesday April 3 meeting could not transact business because of no quorum. It was decided to call another meeting in April before the Senior Class reception on the 24th.
Class of 1901 holds a meeting in Room 304 at 4 30 PM on Thursday April 11. All members are urged to attend and participate in planned activities and updates.
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