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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1901
Page
3
A Tuesday morning mission study class heard Harlan P Beach discuss missions and the value of study. He urged forgetting old impressions, honest self-scrutiny, and regular reading of mission periodicals to understand the global Christian effort and the role of women in field work.
About thirty attended a Teachers' College Graduate Club meeting discussing forming a branch of the College Settlement Association. Willard spoke on slum life and improvements via college settlement work. Mrs Simkhovitch urged organizing a Teachers' College chapter. a committee was appointed for future consideration.
The Song Committee accepted a Barnard College hymn set to Eternal Father, Strong to Save. The verse praises Barnard daughters, loyalty to the college, and a lifelong pursuit of knowledge under guidance. A composer signature F.L. S appears on the submission.
On Wednesday May 1 sections II and III of History Agayill meet together at 12 30 in room 204.
Alumni entertained the senior class with an informal reception on Wednesday. Despite bad weather, attendance stayed high and hosts and guests exchanged names to boost acquaintanceship. Italian musicians in native dress performed songs recitations and dancing followed by refreshments as the event ended in late afternoon.
Barnard basket ball team opened with Bryn Mawr Alumni on April 13. Playing four on a side due to Bryn Mawr fielding only four teams, Barnard fought hard as both guards on Bryn Mawr towered over Barnard’s smallest players. Final score Barnard six Bryn Mawr alumnez two.
The College Settlement Association seeks workers to supervise children at 95 Rivington Street this summer. Students with interest in settlement work should apply to Miss Alsberg ’62 or to head worker Miss Williams for duties in games and kindergarten activities.
At the regular spring meeting on April 23 the Basketball Club elected officers. Miss Budd 02 is president Miss Kroeber 93 vice president Miss Ware 63 treasurer Miss Swan 04 secretary Miss Earle 62 fifth member of the executive committee Miss Alsberg 02 was re elected captain.
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