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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1915
Page
2
The student council forms an advisory panel of seniors from top departments to guide underclassmen on next year’s course choices. Notices posted in each study hall list students who have not paid for 1916 tar boards, with strict enforcement. The Geology Club received a charter along with renewals for other organizations.
Officials describe the Tenement House Commission’s structural focus, sanitation upgrades, and fire safety improvements in New York City. Bellevue Hospital and ambulance districts are spotlighted along with dental open-air schools, midwife training, and nurse education.
Ten thousand dollars is bequeathed to Barnard College by the late Miss Anna FE Smith to establish scholarships. The disposition supports student aid and academic opportunities at the college.
The 1916 Mortarboard burlesque for Sophomores impressed with limited rehearsal time. Mary Powell appears asleep on stage while Dean Gildersleeve Emma Seipp and Dr. Crampton parody campus figures. The show ends with refreshments and dancing amid praise for its lively satire and campus spirit.
Gladys Pearson presided at a noon Wednesday meeting in Room 139. Grace Greenbaum won the Field Day chair, chosen from upperclassmen. Nominees Evelyn Van Duyn and Grace Greenbaum. three hours weekly practice for three weeks required for Field Day participants.
Students are reminded of a university mass meeting in St Pauls Chapel to discuss War and Christianity with Dr Fosdick and Dr Jefferson on Tuesday evening April 13 at 8 P M President Butler will preside and a large attendance is expected Tickets available at Miss Patchins office K McGiffert
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