07 Dec 1910
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1910
Page
1
Barnard College weekly publication dated January 2 lists staff including MORGENSTERN as Assistant Business Manager and KATHARINE GAY among editors. The page features multiple names such as Alice Wakils Pauline Cahn and Louise Noitray-Halen, with scattered student roles and a 407% figure noted in the margin.
An old subscription notice states one year for fifty pounds and prepayment details. It references the act of March and a New York post office under government authority dated Wednesday December.
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The Barnard Student Council discussed room changes in 216 Vann, rib formation, and a Mathe satesla re discussion. They approved writing an account of life routine, set a date for the next meeting, and allowed only eligible students to act in the class play.
The article notes new basketball regs and routine practices this week. Due to crowd concerns, freshmen may play free during Monday sessions while other squads, including a few upperclassmen, will play from five to six. All four classes show good spirit ahead of season commence.
A class meeting on Wednesday invited members to a teary event with entertainment by Stivane and Cheeseram. A committee report and a letter from Miss Geersh were read. It was decided gifts from the class should be a leather bound copy of a work.
A history professor from Princeton University is announced as the chapel speaker for Thursday. Details about the speaker, title, and the event location are provided, with emphasis on the talk's subject matter and its relevance to the campus.
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