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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1914
Page
2
The Bear announces three $2 prizes for top story poem and essay in its annual competition. Undergraduate entrants, excluding Bear staff, must submit legible ink or typed work on one side. Entries due in locker 182 Senior Study by December 17 for January Bear and by January 15 for final judging.
The Undergraduate play will feature college singing by four classes and all, with new and reviving songs from a new song book. Practice sessions are scheduled for next week on Wednesday and Friday for the classes and Tuesday 11:55 to 12:20 for all.
Monday afternoon featured two school matches. Juniors beat freshmen 6 to 5 amid many fouls, with E Wallace and I Greenbaum contributing. Sophomores overwhelmed the Seniors 35 to 3, led by strong guard play and solid centers, final score listed as 17 team.
Mrs. George V. Mullan is named to the Board of Education, the first Barnard graduate to serve. A 1898 alumna, she earned an LL.B. from New York University in 1901 and has led Local School Board No. 25 as chairman in 1914. She has been a longtime officer of the Barnard Alumni Association including president 1912-1913.
At the latest director meeting of the Associate Alumnae, chairmen were appointed for multiple committees including Finances Adaline C Wheelock 97 Membership and Statistics G V Mullan 98 Students' aid Mabel Parsons 95 Nominating S Haskell 04 Reunion Wary Nammack 10 By Laws Legislation and Printing Elsa Mehler 712 Athletics Lillian Schoedler Charlotte E Morgan Employment of Barnard Graduates Agnes L Dickson 99 Intercollegiate Bureau of Occupations Elizabeth Allen 02.
The C S A dispatched its Thanksgiving contribution on November 25 to the College Settlement House. The food items were appreciated by the settlement beneficiaries and its officials. The College Settlements Association thanks the college for its generosity and interest.
Dr and Mrs J P Foland of New York City announce the engagement of their daughter Helen Augusta 1913 to Walter F Mawbey Jr of Bloomfield New Jersey.
The Monday hockey game ended 2–0 in favor of T. C. with a strong defense and forceful play from their back field. Barnard’s lineup showed relative weakness, while the next varsity game is set for Saturday at 1 30 against the Alumnae, with detailed positions listed for both teams.
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