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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1910
Page
1
The piece urges students to keep calm during elections, noting a busy period with many votes ahead. It advises voters to judge candidates by ability to perform duties, not personal feelings, and to remember elections are not life changing.
Barnard editorial rebukes a New York Post critique of Greek Games showing mockery of “would-be Greek maidens.” The piece urges embracing Greek culture and the annual Greek Games while noting broader calls for balance between athletic display and American cultural identity.
At an open Socialist Club meeting Mrs. Charlotte Perkins Gilman spoke on socialism and women focusing on women's present standing in society and historical views. She argued the male has long dominated and noted a new theory suggesting initial human origins centered on the female, gaining attention among prominent scientists.
The Barnard College class of 1909 brings back its Junior show If I Were King at Brinkerhoff Theatre on April 28 29 and 30 with changes to cast. 1911 volunteers fill smaller parts while Florence Gerrish coaches and Julia Goldberg alumna president handles production and promotion. Proceeds go to the building fund with hopes for a large audience.
The Senior Class held its next-to-last regular meeting as commencement nears. Students oppose cutting class meetings and keep weekly teas despite added costs for a physical stimulus. Details of Commencement week functions were announced but not published. The class invites alumnae activity suggestions.
At the regular Junior Class meeting Charlotte Hodge was chosen to lead the Junior Luncheon Committee, becoming its chairman.
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