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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1901
Page
7
The passage argues that many are kept away by tax and that admitting members free would boost ticket sales outside college. It contends free access would attract escorts for students and strengthen interest in the French Society among members and attendees.
The treasurer reports receipts of 75.25 with sources including 40.75 from rents and 10.00 from contributions. Expenditures total 54.52 leaving a deficit. deductions include field repair 4.47 and Bryn Mawr game 21.83. The note mentions a deficit and dues paid.
A sample college pin will be posted on the first floor bulletin board on Monday or Tuesday. Orders for the pin must be handed in immediately.
Treasury records outline money paid out for freshmen letters, book supports, subscriptions, tea cards, stamps, caterer, flowers, telephone costs, florist, invitations, postage, and play programs. Total receipts show 473 25 with expenditures of 353 so balance 119 69. notes include dues for various years and tea card sales. also reports expenses for a Smith College Alumni vs Barnard College game and related tickets.
Students urged to learn the printed song before May 1 for the chorus at Miss Gill's inauguration. Chorus meetings are Tuesday April 30 at 2 30 and 4 40 with all invited to attend and learn the song.
All members who plan to attend the Wednesday May 8 spread at 6 30 are asked to sign their names on the notice on the bulletin board in the undergraduate study.
The Tennis Club thanks students for supporting the Toy Symphony Concert which raised 25 dollars to help repair the courts. CarITA SPENCER, Secretary.
The record lists results for the college year with Barnard College facing Bryn Mawr, Smith College, Syracuse University, and Grace Methodist Episcopal Church Gymnasium Team. Scores show Barnard totals with opponents including 20 to 6, 14 to 6, 5 to 10, and 22 to 0 across dates from November to April.
Students urged to pay class dues immediately. All undergraduates should appear in caps and gowns on April 30 and May 1 for events. Inauguration ushers will be Undergraduate Association officers and class presidents. Pin price cut to five dollars. orders via class secretaries. Association elections set for May 2 and May 7. No basketball practice the week of April 26 due to activities. Freshmen may wear college pins.
Miss Mary Babcock state secretary of YWCA to speak at Barnard room 307 at 9 A M on Tuesday April 36th.
The last Undergraduate Association tea will be held Friday May 3. Invitations are available in the telephone room or from Tea Committee members Miss Hudson 01 Miss Pollak 01 Miss Allen 02 Miss Totten 02 Miss Spencer 03 Miss Skirmer 03 Miss Embery 04 and Miss Stobo aq.
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