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04 Dec 1907
Page 1
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1907
Page
1
Fragment from Barnard Bulletin lacking clear facts or readable names. OCR shows unreadable garbled text with no identifiable events, dates, or people to summarize meaningfully.
The Barnard calendar, created by Sophie Woodman and Mabel Stearns, features twelve calendar sheets with college photographs and drawings. Priced at 75 cents, it is available in the Exchange from 10 AM to 3 PM each day.
The note reminds students to return borrowed books by ten o'clock to avoid inconveniencing peers. It criticizes late returns as unkind and careless, reflecting on respect for Barnard girls and the old standard of treating others as one wishes to be treated.
The bulletin comments on the new Interclass Study, endorsing it as a strong beginning with immediate and future benefits for the college. It urges enthusiastic cooperation from the girls and intelligent collaboration with the committee overseeing the project.
The Christian Association renews its subscription to The Association and The Intercollegian and places December issues in the reading room. Jennie Wylie chairs a committee planning a college event on December 17 with decorations and special music. A hymn rack will be gifted to the college theatre and hymn numbers will be announced for chapel services.
To the Editor of the BucLEeTIN an appeal to donate children's books for the Bloomingdale Settlement library at 146 Westrooth St. Many readers have outgrown books but lack a home for them. Send to Blanche Sameh or Gertrude Stein. Gertrude R. Stein, Secy CSA.
Weekly French lectures will be held Thursdays at 4 10 p m in Room 305 Schermerhorn Hall. December 5 Le Royaume des Visigoths I France with projections by Professor L A Loiseaux. December 12 Le Royaume des Visigoths II Espagne with projections by Professor L A Loiseaux. December 19 L Ecole francaise de Rome by Mr Louis Madelin Docteur ès Lettres.
The review critiques several pieces including Reminiscences of a Commuter and a set of undergraduate poems. It finds the commuter piece well done and entertaining, while deeming the poems derivative and overly parodic. It notes Miss Closson’s A Modern Princess and questions the heroine’s portrayal and future development.
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