Barnard College notes on student life and alumni careers
The article recalls Barnard College students and graduates pursuing diverse paths. It lists undergraduates and alumnae at Columbia, Teachers College, Johns Hopkins, University of Michigan, and other institutions. Careers include publishing, journalism, philanthropy, art lectures, and charity work.
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WL Mass
College World
Barnard
Vassar
Kenilworth
Flibbertiggibet
Philadelphia
P. I. Col
Ing
Mabel Stearns
Margaret Newland
Eleanor Hunsdon
Bessie Bach
Josephine Cooke
Elsie Helmrich
Martha Hoerman
Eleanor
Dora Askowith
Columbia University
Ikaura Armstrong
Eleanor Craig
Irma A Alexander
Teachers’ College
Mrs. Jeidell
John Nopkins’ Medical School
May Axt
Ann Arbor University
Laura Keam
Gregory Normal Institute
Mary Marshall
Marian Crowell
Marjorie Eastman
Florence Ernst
Florence Sammet
Gertrude Stein
Young Women's Christian Association
May Quinn
Springfield
Miss
Elizabeth Fox
Northwestern University
Marian Wilson
Newark
School of Philanthropy
Agnes Miller
Childrens
State Charities Aid Association
Clairette Armstrong
Cecilia Lillcox
Gertrude Wells
Columbia
Mabel Stearn
Elsie Rehman
Florence Mastin
Undergraduate Tea Notice for December 3 at campus
The Undergraduate Tea Committee announces a tea on Friday December 3. Guests are met downstairs by the receiving committee and directed to studies where girls wait for friends upstairs. An informal entertainment runs from 4 30 to 5 with dancing from 5 to 7.
Freshman Class Considers Election of Committees
The Freshman Class seriously considers changing its Class Constitution to elect committees rather than have them appointed. The measure will be voted on at the next regular meeting.
1910 Senior Class Meeting Elects New Play Committee
Nan Hette Tamburger resigned from the Undergraduate Play Committee and Iassie Plaut was elected in her place. Margera Egeleston urged the girls to increase the size of the swimming team.
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Nan- Hette Tamburger
Iassie Plaut
Margera Egeleston
Alumnae Pressure on Student Affairs Described
To the Editors of the Barnard Bulletin the alumnae and Press Club members express concern that students object to alumnae interference in undergraduate affairs, though not personally against them.
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Barnard Bulletin
Press Club
Alumnae reporters defend Barnard bonds with undergraduates
Five Barnard alumnae reporters defend their work and motives. They emphasize affection for the college, insist they are friends of Barnard, and urge undergraduates to stop constant criticism and bickering toward alumnae who cover campus news.
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