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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1903
Page
1
A listing of staff editors including Elsa Alsberg Edith G. Van Ingen Annie F. Fisher Frances Hope Purdon Caroline D. Hall Edith Somborn and Elizabeth Tredwell with roles indicated for managing and associate positions.
On Monday December 14 1903 the Student's Exchange showcases holiday items including fancy articles bead work burnt wood trays and picture frames with lace and linen work presented as the best bargains. Drawn linen collars and turnovers are noted for variety and quality.
The Special Donations Committee of the College Settlement Association asks for a $50 donation to fund milk for the Rivington Street kindergarten’s morning lunch for the year. Banks are on study tables and money is requested now as a Christmas gift. Edith Gifford Van Ingen, 1904, Chairman.
The Early Bird Club reports 32 members and anticipates growth as graduates become eligible. Dean Gill and Professor Farrand are named honorary members, with Professor Crampton named honorary Vice-President.
The article explains the process from selecting a principal image to printing on wood blocks then colorization. It notes printing on tough Japanese paper, transfer to cherry wood, and carving before stamping. Kakémonos mount prints for display and prices range from one to fifty dollars, with Hokusai often the priciest.
The Southern Club announces an Executive Committee meeting for Wednesday December 16 at 5 o'clock in room 325 Teachers allege.
At a Monday meeting on December 7 the C. S. M. A. decided to hold a mission study class on the second and fourth Mondays each month. Alice Draper, class of ’65, will lead the sessions. Members were urged to engage in philanthropic work and provide monthly reports.
A meeting of La Clubita Espaniola was held on Wednesday December 9 in room 204 for the election of officers. Florence I Nye 1905 was unanimously chosen President Cecil I Dorrian 1905 Vice President Emilie J Hutchinson 1905 Treasurer and Isabelle Mott 1905 Secretary.
Professor Herschel C. Parker of the Department of Physics will present an illustrated lecture titled Explorations and first Ascents in the Canadian Rockies at the Geology and Mineralogy section meeting of the New York Academy of Sciences on Monday evening December 1.
Final Honors subjects include The Philosophical Aspects of Mathematics and The Quadrature of the Circle with Galileo's Contribution to Mechanics. Candidates must notify Dr teaser by February 20 1904. exams in May with essays due May 1. Sophomore Honors topics include Das burgerliche Trauerspiel bei Lessing Schiller und Goethe.
The Senior class has purchased a tea set and table for the study and plans to leave them for future senior classes. Tea will be provided each afternoon by the Entertainment Committee.
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