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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1909
Page
1
Eerie fragmentary text from a historical page yields sparse readable phrases. The snippet hints at intermittent letters and stray words without clear events or identities. Readers should examine surrounding columns for fuller context.
Mr John Kendrick Bangs delivered a lively talk at Brinckerhof Theatre to a grateful audience including Barnard College students and Society members. The event drew 350 students who could not attend Education A or DB classes yet supported the worthy cause with small admission.
A report on a humorous speaker and the use of anecdotal sketches featuring Mark Twain and other luminaries. The piece notes entertaining anecdotes, questions the method for literature courses, and observes an audience of enthusiastic outsiders.
The Department of English at Columbia University plans a George Rice Carpenter Memorial Library. Aimed at serving graduate and undergraduate students, the library will hold reference works, journals, and standard English literature texts. A temporary committee leads fundraising and gift management, with a permanent home anticipated in a university room.
Mrs Merritt presented a stereopticon lecture on the annual Silver Bay conference held for Eastern college students. Barnard College sent a large delegation and students enjoyed basketball tennis and water sports. Fort Ticonderoga was shown along with the launch to the lake and college day customs.
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