Barnard Bulletin 1905 Subscription and Staff Note
The Barnard Bulletin lists staff including Theodora Curtis class of 1904 associate editors Elsa Alsberg 1902 Helen W. Cooley and Edith Somborn with business management by Cecil I. Dorrian class of 1895. Subscriptions cost one year at $1.50 and communications go to Barnard Bulletin Broadway and Broth Street Barnard College Columbia University New York.
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Elsa Alsberg
Helen W. Cooley
Annie Fisher
Lily S. Murray
Edith Somborn
Barnard Should Send Adequate Silver Bay Delegation
A 1903 report urges Barnard to send a strong Silver Bay Conference delegation. It argues that each college’s representation reflects its standing in athletics social and intellectual life, and that Barnard must present a worthy, sizable group to gain respect from leaders and guests.
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Silver Bay
Barnard
Chapel Choir Thanks Patrons For Recital At St Bartholomew’s
The Chapel Choir expresses heartfelt thanks to the Dean and Dr Warren for enabling the Church Choral Society recital at St Bartholomew's Church last Tuesday and Wednesday. The chair greatly valued this rare musical treat.
Students Exchange to Aid Book Sales and Tutoring
The Undergraduate Association creates a students exchange to connect owners with buyers of used books in fall and midyear sales. It will also help those seeking tutoring, typewriting, or selling home crafted goods, potentially expanding to perform broader exchange functions.
Debating Society gains footing in College curriculum
The Faculty has provided an argumentative composition course next year led by Miss Gildersleeve. It will combine written and spoken work and aims to improve fluency and ease in public speaking beyond the usual English B. requirements.
Debating Society Elects Officers for 1903 04
At the regular meeting the Debating Society elected Florence Hubbard president Josephine Paddock vice president Elizabeth McLean clerk and execut ive committee members Charlotte E Morgan Frances H Purdon and Rosa Fried for 1903 04 The club will postpone debates due to packed college schedule before exams.
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Debating Society
Florence Hubbard
Josephine Paddock
Elizabeth McLean
Charlotte E. Morgan
Frances H. Purdon
Rosa Fried
Columbia French Society presents L Anglais tel qu on le parle play
The French Society of Columbia staged its annual play at Barnard Theatre on Wednesday April 23. The main comedy L Anglais tel qu on le parle followed by a dance, with a clever performance.
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French Society of Columbia
Barnard Theatre
The Students' Exchange Proposed by Undergraduate Association
The Undergraduate Association endorsed creating a students exchange committee. The Dean approved a room for the operation, with details to follow. Members to be four undergraduates and one alumna from the Students' Aid Committee, including May Parker, Jannette Wick, Lily Murray, and Alice Haskell, all class years shown. The panel will meet this spring but start work next fall.
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Students’ Aid Committee
May Parker
Jeannette Wick
Lily Murray
Alice Haskell
Societe Francaise Sets April 28 Meeting for Elections
The Societe Francaise will hold a regular business meeting on Tuesday April 28 in the Alumni Room. The agenda includes election of officers and a quorum of at least half the members is required.
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Societe Francaise
1904 Social Teas Social Meeting Date Set
A social meeting for 1904 is planned for Tuesday April 28 at 3 30 in the theatre with members invited to attend.
Y W C A Notes at Silver Bay Meeting
Delegates at the Silver Bay Y W C A session heard short talks by former delegates led by Ruth Reeder. Morning Bible and mission study classes ran 8 to 12 30 with afternoons free and a vesper service followed by talks. Theodore Curtis discussed athletics and Barnard College Day featured color dress and banners. Agnes Leay Craft and Miss Milham spoke on Barnard growth and Y W C A issues.
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Silver Bay
Ruth Reeder
Theodore Curtis
Barnard
Agnes Leay Craft
Smith
Milham
New York State
Greek Games Postponed for Freshmen and Sophomores
The Greek Games between the sophomores and freshmen have been postponed until Thursday April 23.
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