Barnard College Students Publish Weekly Journal 1914
Published weekly during the college year by Barnard College students led by Louise Nyitray and Margaret Naumburg. The issue lists several contributors including Madelaine Bunzl Marguerite Allen and Mary Stewart. Copyright and postal notices from 1908 and 1914 are noted.
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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 rails at Candid Conservative amid lighter tone
The editors defend a less solemn issue, noting humor from Dr Braun and a flippant mood. They consider publishing full mid-year college records but opt for library lists as an antidote while acknowledging possible disapproval from Candid Conservative.
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Bulletin
Dr. Braun
Editorial Gem from Barnard Bulletin Delights Readers
A Barnard Bulletin editor’s note praises a brief, rhythmic piece addressed to the Editress. The poetically toned message defies newsroom clichés, appealing for appreciation of a succinct, colloquial, and charming editorial that resonates with readers and placates Mr. Jenkins.
Mid Years Conclude as Students Rejoice
Archibald Jenkins signs off from Columbia University style note urging readers to submit marked copies of the publication. The speaker celebrates the end of Mid Years exams and relief from cramming as finals approach in May.
Barnard Chooses English Dominance In 372 Student Topics
Barnard College tabulates major subjects with English selected by 103 of 372 students. Mathematics German classics follow. romance languages 41. history 34. others split among natural sciences philosophy and music. Faculty also approved a shift making modern languages required from June 1915 with three units needed for admission. Courses will not be compulsory but a working knowledge of French and German will be required before senior year, tested orally. Spanish or Italian may substitute in special cases.
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Barnard
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Barnard College
Alumnae Notes Engagements and Births In 1907 Circle
The notes announce Jean Disbrow's engagement to Jonathan Hadley, a Stanford grad and Kappa Sigma member. Elizabeth Tredwell's engagement to Homer Stebbins, a New York lawyer. A daughter was born to Katherine Sickles Lyon, 1911, correcting a previous erroneous Bar-LETIN notice that Madeline Borland Pell's baby was a girl. the child is a boy, Clarence Cecil Pell Jr.
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Jean Disbrow
Far
Jonathan Hadley
Leland Stanford University
Kappa Sigma
Elizabeth Tredwell
Homer Stebbins
New York City
Katherine Sickles Lyon
Bar- Letin
Madeline Borland Pell
Clarence Cecil Pell, Jr
Trials for Undergraduate play parts on Saturday
Trials for parts for the Undergraduate play take place Saturday afternoon February 10 in the Undergraduate Study from one to six. Passages for the parts are posted on the main bulletin board, second floor. The committee urges many from each class to audition for The Winter's Tale to find the best cast for Barnard.
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Barnard
Mid-Year Finale Dance at Earl Hall Friday Afternoon
The Mid-Year finale will be a dance at Earl Hall starting 3.15 p m on Friday February 9 lasting until 6 p m Dance orders arrive on arrival so be on time Seniors and Juniors invite Freshmen and Sophomores For leap year dances Underclassmen invite Juniors and Seniors Refreshments are whispered to be particularly good Will you come
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Earl Hall
Earl Fall
Literary Society to Meet Tuesday in Library Hall
The Literary Society holds its second meeting on Tuesday evening February 13 at 7 45 in the Library. After organizing matters and naming the group Professor Baldwin will speak. All interested are invited and asked to be prompt.
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Literary Society
Baldwin
Christian Science Society of Columbia University Meeting Notice
The next regular meeting of the society will be held at eight o'clock on Thursday February 15 at 435 West 117th street. All university members are welcome. Regular meetings are held the first and third Thursdays of each month at eight P M at 435 West 117th street.
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West 117Th Street
Calendar of events at St Pauls and Thompson Gymnasium
A compact list of readings and performances in February at University venues. Activities include chapel services at St Pauls, a Thompson Gymnasium basketball game, undergraduate theatre trials, a gan recital with soloist at St Pauls Chapel, and an operatic society meeting in the Library, with times ranging from noon to 7 45.
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Herbert Shipman
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