Barnard Bulletin Editorial and Staff Snippet
The Barnard Bulletin lists Amy Loveman as managing editor and features Frances E Belcher Elsa Alsberg Carifa Spencer Romola Lyon among the byline names. Subscription offered at one year for $1 with communications addressed to Barnard Bulletin, Barnard College, Columbia University.
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Amy Loveman
Birtiipaataled
Teo Toot
Frances E. Belcher
Elsa Alsberg
Carifa Spencer Romola Lyon
College clubs unite idea for athletic association
The editorial notes that the Basket-Ball and Lawn Tennis clubs, now debt free and established, should consider forming a single college athletic association. It discusses shared facilities, costs, and the need for a fair constitution while highlighting the special advantage of the Tennis Club using space leased by the Basket-Ball Club and potential disputes over court access.
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College Athletic Association
Éorld
General Athletic Association
Bren Mawr
Dron Mawr
Barnard Seeks Unified Athletics Association
The text discusses forming a single managing board for both Barnard athletics and merging membership so that one person in either club would be in the combined association. It argues consolidation would centralize interest, ease dealings with groups like the Alumni Association, and benefit the college’s athletic program.
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Timape Association
Barnard
Barnard Chorus Seeks College Song For Campus
Barnard College trustees start a chorus this fall under Mr Hinricks and plan a college song. A letter from a chorus member requests three popular songs and asks for help in finding a writer composer to create a typical Barnard college song book.
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Barnard
Hinricks
Barnard College
Mapam
Mgs
Barnard and Bryn Mawr clash over school songs
Barnard girls could not sing any Barnard song despite appeals and applause from Bryn Mawr students. The incident left Bryn Mawr with the impression that Barnard lacked enthusiasm and college spirit.
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Barnard
Bryn Mawr
Editors publish signed letters with no responsibility for sentiments
The Editors state they will gladly publish all signed letters but are in no way responsible for sentiments expressed.
Barnard Bulletin Pin Debate Urges Final Decision
A Barnard Bulletin letter argues the college pin topic has dragged on for three years and outsiders are weighing in. The author urges a dignified final decision on whether Freshmen should wear the pin, warning against further public quarreling.
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Barnard Bulletin
Barnard
Bulletin
Junior Ball Set for February at Columbia Gymnasium
The Junior Ball will be held February 11 in Columbia Gymnasium. It is the first such event there after moving from Barnard due to space. The committee headed by Miss Totten must keep expenses as low as in past years, despite the move.
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Columbia Gymnasium
Barnard
Miss Totten
Miss Phelps
Professor Jackson leaves for six month Sanskrit study in India
A farewell supper at the University Club honored Professor Jackson before his departure on the steamship Lucania to India. Present were Professors Woodbury Pricey Pu pin Butler and Peck. He will spend six months on leave conducting original research in Sanskrit literature.
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Jackson
University Club
Lucania
India
Woodbury
Pricey
Pupin
Butler
Peck
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