Barnard Bulletin Ad for E A S Tredwell 1907
Ad from Barnard Bulletin featuring E A S Tredwell in 1907 with brief postal and trade details. Includes sparse OCR text and location hints.
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1906
Page
1
Ad from Barnard Bulletin featuring E A S Tredwell in 1907 with brief postal and trade details. Includes sparse OCR text and location hints.
A large majority favors dropping the college baseball game from Field Day to substitute the Spring tennis finals. Supporters argue the baseball event engages more students and fosters freshman sophomore versus junior senior rivalry, while practical issues limit scheduling both events.
The passage presents a choice for the college girls: three weeks of unlimited tennis but no baseball on Field Day, or Field Day with no tennis and a half hour baseball reward. The note questions whether the tennis program is worth the disruption and asks the girls to decide what benefits them most.
In a Saturday April 7 game at the school gym between Weltin and 1909 freshmen, both sides fouled often. Florence Wolf led 1909 with a first half goal while Adelaide Smithers and Veltin contributed later, final score 5-4 in favor of the visitors. The crowd showed strong class spirit.
French language courses offered in cooperation with Alliance Francaise and Rennes University at St Malo Saint Servan Brittany in August 1906. Morning lectures from 9 to 11 on weekdays excluding Sundays bank holiday and holidays. Courses cover French institutions literature and history with diplomas available after examinations.
Miss McCook announces a meeting change for the Bible class. The class will now meet Wednesday April 25 at 12 15 in Room 130 instead of Monday April 23.
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