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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1909
Page
3
A special Undergraduate Association meeting held Wednesday noon December 8 omitted secretary treasurer and executive committee reports. The Undergraduate Play Committee report was accepted, selecting Shakespearean comedies with the coach and committee choosing the play, favoring Much Ado About Nothing and A Midsummer Night's Dream.
The article lists play performances for April and reports from Barnard’s Tea Committee and Women’s Intercollegiate Association activities. It highlights the Alumnae work, Ella Weed Reading Room, Thompson Gymnasium, and the Students’ Aid Committee with $5,500 raised through subscriptions and a benefit theatre show.
A large audience including many Columbia students attends Morris Hillquit's lecture at Barnard Chapter of the Intercollegiate Socialist Society. Hillquit argues poverty as a cause of evils, praises productive gains from machinery, and defends socialism as aligned with progress through education and reforms.
Mrs. Meyer's informal talk on Barnard gallery paintings drew a good crowd. She explained why works by Raphael and Titian are great, noted their weaknesses, and offered concise, enlightening accounts that reshaped how attendees view the master artists.
Important notice for students to remove entrance deficiencies via January examinations. Applications must be filed by January 3, 1910. Applications available at the Secretary's office. A. E. H. Meyer, Secretary.
A December campus bulletin lists meetings in room 139 for the Church Club on the 16th, an English Club ballad reading on the 17th, and a Sophomore Dance at Thompson Gym on the 17th.
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