New Five Story Teach ers College Building Planned on 121st
A new five story building with a six story tower is planned for 121st Street between Amsterdam Ave and Broadway to house the Departments of Domestic Science Domestic Art and Hospital Economics. It will include laboratories for hand and machine laundry cooking household physiology chemistry and three studios for domestic art with a roof drying laundry area. The facility aims to relieve overcrowding in the main building and is slated for occupancy next September.
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Amstrdamt Avenue
Broadway
Teachers’ College
Notice for Students to Collect Copies at DuLitin Office
Bulletin states all student surgerizors must pick up their copies. Call for collection in Room 114 on Wednesday 1 to 4 and Thursday 10 to 12.
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DuLitin
Brooks Hall Dorm Party Delights with Maple Syrup Initiation
Miss Bissell hosts an evening for dormitory girls in Brooks Hall. The event featured a playful initiation into sugar ing off maple syrup from Vermont, plus dancing to a phonograph and several concert selections.
1910 Cast Luncheon After Junior Show Revival
Members of Barnard's junior cast gathered for a luncheon honoring Mrs. Jessup after the week of performances of Monsieur Beaucaire. Nannette Hamburger served as toastmistress with Shakespearean quotes while cast members toasted the committee, freshmen loyalty, and future conduct.
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Barnard
Nannette Hamburger
Beaucaire
Winterset
Molysfeaux
Nash
Rakel
Mrs. Jessup
Leone Spalding
Undergraduate Tea Opens Season With Dance and Glee Club
The first Undergraduate Tea of the year will be held on Thursday December 16 from four to seven. Guests may enjoy dancing in the theatre and refreshments in the various studies. The Glee Club will perform several selections. Tickets cost twenty five cents and are sold by Elsie Smith, Lee Alexander Igog, Thorne and Helen Savitztyro, Sue Minor, and Marten Olendorf for Feith Alevers and Femina Rapelve.
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Glee Club
Elsie Smith
Lee Alexander Igog
Thorne
Helen Savitz Tyro
Sue Minor
Marten Olendorfer
Feith Alevers
Femina Rapelve
Classical Club Elects Officers and Plans Latin Play
A report from Ny . ion CLASSICAL CLUB notes a Monday November 23 meeting deciding to present a Latin play next term. The club elected new members including Miss Richardson, Miss Maude Smith, Miss Haithwaite, Miss Fire, Miss Gibson, Miss Rawcliffe, Miss Jackson, Miss Long, Miss Steinecke, Miss Bishop, Miss Gleason and Miss Van Bus.
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Ical
Miss Richardson
Miiss Maude Smith
Haithwaite
Miss Fire
Gibson
Rawcliffe
Miss Jackson
Miss Long
Mis Steinecke
Bishop
Miss Gleason
van Bus
Intercollegiate News on Wellesley and Brown Gifts
Wellesley College unveils winter term preachers led by Edward Sanderson and others including Denison and Lawrence. A major herbarium rearrangement brings so many new specimens from Maude Wiegand and Frances Ferrero. Brown University reports gifts to the Harris poetry collection and faculty salary support. Debates and team tryouts occur at Radcliffe with court of labor disputes topic.
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Wellesley College
Edward F. Sanderson
John H. Denison
William Lawrence
Douglas Adam
Gifford
Amory Bradford
McClure
Raymond Calkins
William R. Taylor
Henry C. King
Oberlin College
America
Tol
Henry Adams
Brown University
Samuel Eastman
Eastman
Harris
Elizabeth Chandler
Young Men’s Christian Association
Northfield
Roswell Bates
New York
H.S. Fosdick
Mountclair N. J
United States
Radcliffe College
Cambridge Training School
Massachusetts State Industrial School
Lancaster
Mills College
Cal
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Classical Club
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