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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1916
Page
2
Barnard students will vote in May on whether to allow secret organizations anew as fraternity ties expire in May and a 1913 faculty rule ends by 1916. Informal discussion and open meetings are planned with alumnae speakers followed by two days of voting.
A Barnard underclassmen letter announces plans for a new purely social venture by Juniors. It criticizes secrecy around earlier experiments and aims to reveal aims and dispel rumor as senior year approaches and college friendships continue.
A group of Barnard College students plans an informal club to ensure ongoing good times, with three gatherings already held and a future picnic discussed. The letter emphasizes innocence and democracy, pledging openness and a charter once details are decided, signed by Adelaide Bunker and others.
A college notice outlines the University Labor League in New York City with aims to connect students to labor movements and aid unions, while inviting volunteers through the Rand School and the New York Call. It also includes Louise Talbot’s discussion on fraternities, urging careful consideration of their social impact and historical opposition before reentry.
The German Circle invites all to a dance at Earl Hall Friday evening April 14. The couple price is $1.00 with music like the Junior Ball. Sign up to attend and pick up dance orders in Junior Study Friday noon to three. Payment windows are Wednesday noon to one and Friday noon to two.
R and P groups did not meet on Tuesday afternoon. An informal tea in the Trustees' Room attracted many faculty members who departed with a daffodil pinned in their buttonholes.
Hand painted dance orders promised a gay affair and the promise was kept as the Math Club Dance Friday night drew praise for music floor and participation. The lively gathering featured a well received program and attendees reported a thoroughly enjoyable time.
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