Early 1900s Newspaper Staff and Subscription Rates
Managing Editors Frances E Belcher Elsa Alsberg eee eee eae eee et eee eee ee Business Manager CARITA SPENCER 62 THEODORA CURTIS 64 Assistant Business Manager SADIE F NONES 03 AMY LOVEMAN or CAROLINE LEXOW 64 EMILIE J HUTCHINSON ad SUBSCRIPTION Associate Editors One Year 1.50 MONDAY DECEMBER 4g 1901.
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Frances E. Belcher
Elsa Alsberg
Eae Carita Spencer
Theodora Curtis
Sadie F. Nones
Amy Loveman
Caroline Lexow
Emilie J. Hutchinson
Two seniors start Bible study courses for undergraduates
Two seniors recognize the lack of Bible study at college and two students volunteers to conduct four Bible study courses for each class. They understand the workload and are carrying out their plan. The classes are small but well received, and the undergraduates thank the organizers.
Undergraduate Play Seeks Continued Student Enthusiasm
The college urges all girls with any dramatic ability to come forward to keep the successful undergraduate play traditions alive. Student enthusiasm drives casting and the overall success of college social productions, as seen last year.
Barnard Freshmen Urged to Build Quality College Play
The underclass girls are urged to accept more social duties in college and the Freshmen are called on to actively contribute. The success of the College play hinges on the conscientious enthusiastic efforts of every member of Barnard College.
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Barnard
Notices Moved to Ella Weed Room for Reading Room Use
Notices received by the BULLETIN will no longer be kept in the BULLETIN office. They will be placed in the Ella Weed Room to be used by editors and readers, with a request that they not be removed from the reading room.
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Ella Weed
Special Students at Barnard Attend Diverse Courses
Sixty one Barnard special students are enrolled with twenty four in the English Department. After English, Germans and botany are favored, with geology chemistry physics and zoology also chosen. Forty specials avoid full entrance exams and take courses in various music branches.
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Barnard
Senior and Junior Basketball Battle on Fresday
Barnard students are invited to a basketball game between the senior and junior teams on Fresday December 16 at 4 30 PM. Spectators are urged to come and cheer.
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Barnard
Barnard Students Eligible for Debate Tickets at Lenox Lyceum
Every Barnard student receives two tickets for the Columbia Pennsylvania debate to be held at Lenox Lyceum on December 13. Tickets are obtainable by applying to the Columbia Debating Union.
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Barnard
Lenox Lyceum
Columbia Debating Union
Barnard Basketball Admission Rules Tightened
All members of the Athletic Association may attend basketball games freely while other students pay ten cents. Non students or alumnae need advance permission from a Basketball Executive Committee member to attend.
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The
Athletic Association
Barnard
Senior singing event to open Friday afternoon
The 1902 notice states senior singing debuts Friday afternoon December 13 at 3 30 in the theatre All girls with Columbia song books should bring them A class entertainment follows the singing.
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Columbia
Barnard College Song Reprinted By Senior Song Committee
The BULLETIN republishes a student sung hymn to Barnard College titled Fair Barnard. The verse praises the college as protector and guide and expresses loyalty and pride. It describes campus scenes and the lamp of knowledge, urging pursuit of wisdom and a higher goal.
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Barnard
Columbia University Press elects trustees and editorial board
The Columbia University Press reelected Professors Peck Crocker and Osborne for three year terms and chose Franklin H. Giddings to fill a vacant trusteeship. It will publish fewer but more distinguished essays and annual addresses. The Columbia University Quarterly elected a new editorial board led by Hamlin as editor in chief with changes among Young Earle and Dean.
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Columbia University Press
Peck, Crocker
Osborne
Franklin H.giddings
Richmond —Mayo- Smith
Buble
Columbia University“ Quarterly
The
University Press
W. A. Dunning
G. R. Carpenter
Calvin Thomas
Alfred D. F. Hamlin
G. W. Kirchwey
Bashford
F. 5. Lee
M. L. Earle
C. H. Young
J. E. Russell
J. B. Pine
Hamlin
Thomas
Young, Earle
Dean
R. S. Woodward
Trent
Canfield
Professor Trent Plans Christmas Lectures Across Midwest
English professor Trent will travel west during the Christmas holidays to give lectures on Greatness in Literature in Cincinnati and on Aims and Methods of Literary Study in Kansas City.
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Trent
Cincinnati
Kansas City
College settlement leader to speak at Theatre Monday
Miss Coman, president of the College Settlement Association, will address the College in the Theatre at 12.30 on Monday, Becca the 16th.
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Miss Coman
College Settlement Association
Becca
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