Barnard College Marks Gift With Historic Photo Session
Students at Barnard photographed during a March 6 celebration marking a major gift from Mrs. Anderson. The three groups include a cloister panorama, a theatre flash photo, and the Senior Class on Milbank Hall stairs, as the Dean spoke on growth and New York. The land gift totals three blocks, securing future expansion and shifting the date from land purchase to the official gift on April 17.
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Milbank Hall
New York
Anderson
Barnard College
New York Hospital
Board of Trustees
Lectures on French Dramatists Dates Shift
The lecture on The Painters of Society Augier and Dumas Fils moved from April 23 to April 22. The Reaction and Counter reaction The Theatre Libre and the Revival of the Heroic Drama lecture shifted from April 30 to April 29.
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Augier and
Dumas Fils
Theatre Libre
Tennis Tournament Regulations Outline Matches and Rules
Tennis tournament regulations set that all preliminary matches must finish before May 3. Winners of the first two preliminaries meet. the winner then faces the third preliminary winner for the class championship. Matches are best two of three with players having court priority. Preliminary pairings include Juniors Marjorie Macon versus Jean Egleston and others. Sophomores Abigail Talboty versus Marjorie Hoffman among listed pairings.
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Marjorie Macon
Jean Egleston
Mary Frothingham
Jean Loomis
May Parker
Bessie Swan
Abigail Talboty
Marjorie Hoffman
Sallie Fletcher
Edith Dlandy
Edith Fetteretch
Annie Fisher
Dormitory rent and board rise explained for Whittier Hall
Whittier Hall residents and Barnard students hear that 1903-04 dormitory charges rise due to higher costs. The Realty Company and dormitory authorities explain rent board and laundry now billed in advance and a modest overall increase, offset by a longer college year.
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Whittier Hall
Clara Applegate
Helen Wilbur
Teachers College
Barnard
University Council
Changes in the Philosophy Department for 1903-04
The 1903-04 bulletin details new courses and changes at Barnard College. Philosophy I history remains at Columbia. Philosophy III and IV shift to Kant and British philosophy. Philosophy 3 becomes Kant focused with Philosophy 20 covering post Kantian idealists. Philosophy 9 logic and scientific method offered as first half course by Dr Jones, linking to Philosophy 2 ethics by Professor Lord in the second half.
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Ilosophy
Barnard Mists
Columbia
Barnard
Dr. Jones
Locke
Herbert Sperier
Jones
Lord
Public lectures at Teachers College open to all
Free lectures and concerts for officers students and friends of Teachers College begin Friday April 17 with Booker T. Washington speaking on Industrial Education. Other talks include W W Stetsori on rural schools and Dean Gill on American influence in Cuba with a Choral Club concert slated for April 22 and 29 at Memorial Chapel and Horace Mann School auditorium.
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Teachers College
Booker T. Washington
Tuskegee Institute
W. W. Stetsori
Maine
Dean Gill
Miss Gill
Cuba
Memorial Chapel
Horace Mann School
Vassar Endowment Benefit Play at Victoria Theatre
A benefit performance of As You Like It for the Vassar Endowment Fund will be at the Victoria Theatre on April 23. The cast includes Minna Gale Kyrle Bellew Nora O'Brien Percy Winter Sydney Herbert William Muldoon Alfred Hickman and George Clarke with Mr Clarke in charge. tickets are on sale at the theatre.
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Vassar Endowment Fund
Victoria Theatre
Shakespeare
Minna Gale
Kyrle Bellew
Nora O’brien
Percy Winter
William Winter
Sydney Herbert
William Muldoon
Alfred Hickman
George Clarke
Clarke
Société Francaise Meeting Set For April 2
The Societe Francaise will hold a meeting on Tuesday afternoon April 2 at 4 30 in the theatre. Marie Fontaine 06 will read selections from Datidet.
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la Societe Francaise
Marie Fontaine
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Vassar Endowment
Societe Francaise
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