Barnard Welcomes Miss Gill as Dean at Barnard College
The Barnard Bulletin presents Miss Gill, born in 1860 in Maine, as new Dean after elite study at Smith, Leipsic, Geneva, and the Sorbonne. Her career spans mathematics and administration, with Red Cross service in Cuba and work for Cuban orphan education, noted by Generals Wood and Luvoir. The piece also recalls the Columbia Philharmonic Society concert and the loss of Acting Dean Professor Robinson after fifteen months.
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Acknowledging Dean Robinson’s Devoted Service and Impact
The passage honors Professor Robinson for his student centered leadership and steady administration. It credits him with expanding reading room resources, establishing a stable library, and supporting the BULLETIN as the college news organ. It notes the loss of his deanship while affirming continued teaching and friendship.
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Admission for Students at Plays Split by Society Policy
The Undergraduate Association gives free admission to the college play while the French Society charges its members for tickets. Supporters note paying dues should grant access as with She Stoops to Conquer, but the French Society denies this privilege, limiting play interest to a small member coterie.
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