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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1910
Page
1
The notice states that the item was entered as second class matter on October 21, 1908 at the New York New York post office under the Act of March 3, 1879.
After years of indecision the Barnard Trustees appoint William T. Brewster as Provost with the dean of women to be appointed later. Brewster will oversee business and educational work, studies, budget, and appointments while the dean handles personal relations with undergraduates and official social duties.
Barnard students vow support as new dean begins duties. The college laments a recent misstep and pledges help to the incoming leader in navigating early responsibilities and improving collegiate relations.
Vicus organized a Monday and Tuesday auction in the Mor tarboard event drawing Junior Study crowd. Miss Louise Allen led Monday with Miss Frances Randolph auctioneering on Tuesday. prices were modest with Professor Muller's picture selling for forty cents and other prints ranging from ten to twenty cents.
On Thursday April 21 Professor James S Reid of Cambridge University will lecture under the Classical Club on The Social Aspects of Stoicism. The open talk invites all students, especially Philosophy and History, to Room 339 at 4 10.
The piece reviews a yearbook style issue with multipart jokes and features. It praises new subjects like the Applied Sciences segment and the Dormitoria sketches, notes the timid charm of the editors and the clever expurgation gag, and hints at future scandalous potential if expanded.
The 1912 notes with regret the death of Elfrida Roeder, a two-year class member since February 190%. She died at her home on April 2.
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