Barnard College Weekly Pages Named Editors
Publication notes list the weekly Barnard College issue edited by Louise Nyitray Margaret Naumburg Madelaine Bunzl Marguerite Allen Mary Stewart Louise Fox with assistants Rita Hilborn Ruth Marley Elizabeth Macaulay Edith Mulhall among a long roster. The fragment indicates student staff leadership during the college year with recurring weekly distribution.
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Louise Nyitray
Margaret Naumburg
Madelaine Bunzl
Marguerite Allen
Mary Stewart
Louise Fox
Rita Hilborn
Ruth Marley
Elizabeth Macaulay
Edith Mulhall
BuLlEtIn seeks reader input on new look and reception
The piece describes the college as a bashful maiden wary of change and new ideas. It explains the editors have altered their appearance and await criticism. The staff asks for letters of approval or disapproval and pledges to respond.
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BuLletin
Idle Periods at College Explain the Barnd Spirit
A reflection on excessive idling during free periods at college. The piece notes reluctance to sermonize while expressing a concern about wasted time and the college ethos. It suggests seeking practical causes rather than moral judgment.
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Barnard
Time Economy and The Idle Hours of College Life
A campus column argues for stricter study discipline during the day and warns against loafing in classes and staff lounges. It proposes a ten o'clock lights out rule, advocates timely papers and exams, and urges saving energy for a building fund. The piece promotes efficient use of time and productivity over idle chatter.
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Dizzy Heights
Professor A
Professor Z
Calendar of Events for December at College
December events list includes Tea in Under graduate Study at 4, Suffrage Club at 12, Academic Chapel at 12 with Dean Gildersleeve, a lecture on Germany by Dr. Kayser at 4, Junior Play performances, St Pauls Chapel service, Christmas service by Dr. Grosvenor, College Song Practice at 12, Church Club Play at 4, a lecture by Franz Cumont on astrology at 4 in Schermerhorn Room 305, and a Sophomore Dance in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Gildersleeve
Deutscher Kreis
Germany
Kayser
St. Paul's Chapel
Grosvenor
Franz Cumont
Schermerhorn
Jewelry and Personal Items Seized in Missing-Property Grab
Listing shows 3 hatpins 1 gold pencil 2 silver pencils a silver knife magnifying lens 2 rings Yale lock key numerous pins including two blue B pins 11 percent fountain pens 2 pince nez eyeglasses 2 belts a gold bracelet a gold watch and an Ingersoll watch. The owner urged not to call for the last item as Miss Boyd finds it unnecessary in her office. cuff button shirt-stud and cuff button await owners.
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Yale
Ingersoll Watch
N. B
Marguerite Druding to Eugene Dressner Engagement
Announcement of the engagement of Marguerite Dorothy Druding born in 1910 to Eugene Elliott Dressner a Coast Artillery lieutenant with the National Guard of New York. The couple plans a future wedding and provides details of their families and affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Dorothy Druding
Eugene Elliott Dressner
Coast Artillery
History 9 and 10 credit adjustments for 1911
The History department sets new point values for History 9 and History 10. History 9 counts three points, History 10 five points, with exceptions for students granted special permission to take History 10 as four points. Some students may have seven or eight points for combined courses under graduation deadlines. Students must confer with Dr. Muzzey and report arrangements by December 13, 1911.
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Committee On Instruction
Muzzey
Barnard College
Chapel events cite December talks and Christmas service
The notice outlines a December 11 Thursday chapel with the Dean speaking on ideas to ponder. Classes end at 11 55. On December 14 Monday a special Christmas service features Dean Grosvenor and a fine old Christmas choir.
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Grosvenor
Press Club Names New Barnard Correspondents
Dorothy Cheesman and Helen Dana were chosen to fill vacant Press Club posts. The New York newspapers appoint Barnard correspondents including Marguerite Bevier American Agnes Burke Sun Dorothy Cheesman Globe Helen Dana Mail Jessie Gaither Press Naomi Harris Times Jean Mohle Herald Margaret Southerton Brooklyn Eagle Isabel Radel Tribune Edith Rosenblatt Morning World Ethel Webb Evening World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Cheesman
Helen Dana
Chiten
New York
Barnard
Marguerite Bevier
American
Agnes Burke
Sun
Globe
Mail
Jessie Gaither
Sec’y Treas
Press
Naomi Harris
Times
Jean Mohle
Pres
Herald
Margaret Southerton
Brooklyn Eagle
Isabel Radel
Tribune
Edith Rosenblatt
Morning World
Ethel Webb
Evening World
Charity Visitors Sought for Riverside District Work
Charity Organization of New York seeks Barnard girls for friendly visiting or special investigations in the Riverside District under Miss Patchin.
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Barnard
Riverside District
Charity Organization of
New York City
Miss Patchin
French Play Three Performances at Brinckerhoff Theatre
Three French play performances set for Friday evening January 5 and Saturday January 6 at Brinckerhoff Theatre. Tickets are one dollar. Cast changes involve Mme Lowther Valére M. Piperoux Maitre Jacques M. Ruffier Maitre Simon M. Valerisi La Merludie Ms. Janney Le Commissaire and M. Daguero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brinckerhoff Theatre
BSG
Mme
Lowther Valére
Eee Padateanes
M. Piperoux
Maitre Jacques
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Barnard Bulletin
Pauline Cahn
Lucile Mordecai
Corathees
Gertrude Borchardt
Alice Evans
Lillie Stein
Anne Wilson
Priscilla Lockwood
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Columbia University
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