Barnard Bulletin Weekly College News
Barnard Bulletin lists weekly college news with staff roles and editors. Managing Editors include Caroline D Hall and Sophie P Woodman with E A S Tredwell as business manager for 1907.
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1906
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin lists weekly college news with staff roles and editors. Managing Editors include Caroline D Hall and Sophie P Woodman with E A S Tredwell as business manager for 1907.
The Barnard Union reshapes its constitution by removing the graduate president post. The change creates a graduate vice president to represent alumni while the undergraduate president remains central to operations. The move aims to balance leadership between alumni and undergraduates.
The third change abolishes the office of second vice-president as a sinecure with no duties beyond an executive committee seat. Replacing it with an undergraduate vice president chairing the membership committee will strengthen the Union by adding vigor purpose and efficiency.
The class of 1909 and the Freshman basketball team express gratitude to the college for hearty support at the game with Westin School. Upperclassmen cheering helped the freshmen play better, and the writer signs as Epona A. Tompkins Corres Sec of 1909.
In the 1908 09 season the Sophomore group beat the Freshmen 6 4 after a clean well matched quadrangle clash. Herlinda Smithers led scoring with a field goal and a foul, Florence Sammet added a field goal, and Josephine Prahl boosted the Sophomores with a decisive field goal. Referee Agnes Ernst officiated.
The semi final matchups are Alice Haskell against Louise Rapp and Clairette Armstrong versus Julia Tiffany. Play will begin next week with the finals scheduled for Field Day.
A Peter Pan Party will be held in the Farry Gardens at the Waldorf-Astoria on Friday April 27 1906 from 2 to 10 pm. Fairies promise exciting adventures and Peter Pan novelties will be for sale. A Wendy house will host Fairy Tailors to measure dolls for Peter Pan suits. Admission is 50 cents. Special adult adventures in the evening. Peter Pan passport books contain six passes and cost $2.00. passes are detachable and transferable. Books available from Miss Mary Blackwell Sterling Mistress of Ceremonies 546 West End Avenue New York City.
Barnard College announces its Union elections with a ticket including President Disbrow, Vice President Haskell, another Vice President Miller, Secretary Loeb, Assistant Secretary Goldberg, Treasurer Seguine, Marshall, and 12 executive committee members such as Turnbull and vom Baur. The slate lists class years and names for each post.
The College Equal Suf frage League of New York State holds its annual meeting on Saturday April 28 at 3 o clock. The event will take place at the League for Political Education 23 West 44th street with brief addresses by Mrs Frederick Nathan Miss Alice Henry of Australia and Mr Charles A Beard of Columbia University.
The Eastern Public Education Association held its annual meeting in New York. On Friday April 20 delegates were hosted at Barnard College by Dean Gill who guided them through the campus and they enjoyed a buffet luncheon in their honor.
A student council resolves to appoint a press committee to issue correct information about LEGO events. The measure aims to control communications and ensure accuracy in student media outreach.
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