Barnard Union Business Meeting and Tarbell Talk
At an April 11 Barnard Union business meeting, proposed constitutional amendments included redefining leadership roles with a new graduate vice president and dropping the second vice president. Miss Ida Tarbell addressed the Union on the moral and ethical effects of modern trusts, criticizing illegitimate practices and their social impact. An informal reception followed, with tea for seniors and faculty.
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Miss Tarbell
Ida Tarbell
Barnard Union
Mise Tarbell
Trusts
Equitable Life
Hyde
Debating Section Promotes College Life Topics
A debate in Room 139 on April 2 features speakers Lillian Closson and Helene on the affirmative arguing that college life and education benefit a woman's social and domestic qualities. Leslie and Edna Tompkins will speak on the negative.
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Lillian Closson
Helene
Leslie 09
Edna Tompkins
Senior-Junior Debate Agrees Municipal Streetcar Plan Victory for Seniors
Held April 9 the debate on municipal ownership of street railways saw the Seniors Marjorie Brown Alice Haskell and Louise Blackburn on the affirmative while Juliet Points Evangeline Cole and Agnes Ernst argued the negative. Judges Miss Mann Prof. Brewster and Prof. Seager awarded the Seniors victory. Alice Haskell won first place Juliet Points second and Agnes Ernst named alternate. The team will debate Normal College April 25 at 4 pm in Horace Mann Auditorium admission by ticket.
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New York
Marjorie Brown
Alice Haskell
Louise Blackburn
Theeniors
Juliet Points
Evangeline Cole
Agnes
Alice Hankell
Miss Mann
Brewster
Undergraduate Association Meeting April 18 1906 Report
The Undergraduate Association schedules a Wednesday meeting on April 18 1906 at 12 10 in the theatre to hear the Field Day committee report. The session will decide on next steps for campus activities and events.
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Field Day
Undergraduate Elections Nomination Day Set for April 18
Polls open in the Exchange from to 5 PM on Wednesday April 18 to receive nominations for undergraduate vice president secretary treasurer and chairman of the executive committee.
Elections for the Bear editors named
The Bear announces its editors with Dorothy Brewster as Graduate Editor and Editor-in-Chief Margaret Reiley. Helen Loeb is Undergraduate Editor. Anne Carroll is Business Manager and Josephine Prahl serves as Assistant Business Manager.
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the Bear
Dorothy Brewster
Margaret Reiley
Elen Loeb
Anne Carroll
Josephine Prahl
Y W C A Advisory Committee Plans Alumni Involvement
The Y W C A advisory group met with officers to organize and outline future work. They will focus on engaging alumni with college association activities, notifying regular meetings and speaker addresses, building an alumni membership, involving the faculty with open meetings, and creating a faculty sustaining membership. The committee comprises Agnes Seacroft, chair. Hoadley, secretary. Jean Miller. Agnes Durant. and Dr. Braun.
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College Association
Agnes Seacroft
Hoadley
Jean Miller
Agnes Durant
Dr. Braun
Rally at Silver Bay Aims to Interest College
The annual Rally to interest the college in Silver Bay will be held tomorrow April 19 at 4 o clock in the theatre. Miss Louise Books will speak on The Coming Student Conference and Sophie Woodman 07 on Why Barnard girls should go to Silver Bay. Those who attended the conference are asked to form a committee to recruit others. All are invited. Refreshments and singing follow. Aenes Mrtuer, Chairman.
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Silver Bay
Louise Books
Sophie Woodman
Barnard
Aenes Mrtuer
Y W C A Semi Annual Meeting Set for April 19
The Y W C A will hold its semi annual meeting on Thursday April 19 at 12 noon in Room 139. Reports of the year will be read and several important announcements will be made. All are urged to come promptly.
The Bear April Issue Review Highlights Delicate Stories
The April Bear issue presents five stories and four essays. It favors lightness and grace, with standout pieces like The Victor set on the East Side, while A Little Yellow Dog Malaya captures India well though with a tame ending. Verse and other pieces show uneven execution.
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the Bear
East Side
Myra Kelly
Edgar
India
Beth
Onida
Birgest Grizel
Radcliffe College
Cambridge
Radcliffe
Alumni Room Closed But Unlocked At Present
At a Board of Directors meeting the Associate Alumni decided the new Alumni Room 216 should be kept closed yet unlocked for now. Undergraduates may use it during spare moments but must leave it in good order and respect the Alumna’s exclusive use. May Amerman Johnson, Corresponding Secretary.
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May Amerman Johnson
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