Barnard Bulletin Business Manager 1907
The item notes E A S Tredwell as business manager for the Barnard Bulletin in 1907.
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1906
Page
1
Associate Editors List Names and Roles
A list of editor names including Helen Cooley, Virginia T. Boyd, Margaret H. Bailey, Anne Carroll, Mary C. R. Reardon, Clairette Armstrong, Eleanor C. Hunsdon, May Ingalls, and Myra M'Lean. The text appears as a roster of staff contributors with initials and stray characters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Cooley
Virginia T. Boyd
Margaret H. Bailey
Anne Carroll
Mary C. R. Reardon
Clairette Armstrong
Eleanor C. Hunsdon
May Ingalls
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Myra M’lean
Beautification of Barnard Park sparks city land purchase debate
A column argues the city should buy land between Barnard and Riverside to extend Riverside Park. It warns that blocking the river view with tall new apartments would harm aesthetics and privacy for Milbank Quadrangle and Columbia structures, urging preservation and further beautification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Riverside
Riverside Park
Milbank Quadrangle
Columbia
College urged to buy land to protect Field Day tradition
The article argues that building projects threaten Field Day and urges the city to purchase land to preserve the college’s cherished tradition. It stresses the need for strong undergraduate support for Barnard and Normal College debates, hoping for a large turnout at the February 14 debate to bolster forensic activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dred
Normal College
Barnard
Help Wanted for Summer Hotels by Good Samaritans
The United Fellowship of Good Samaritans offers job placements for students in summer hotels as porters, bell-boys, clerks, and waiters. Over 125 students earned $12,000 previously. this year contacts exceed 2,000 hotels with about 0,000 helpers. A 25 cent registration fee is charged. no commission. Apply with details to Rev. W. G. Price in South Westerlo, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fellowship of Good Samaritans
Friends of
W. G. Price
South Westerlo, N.Y
La Societe Francaise Plans February Play Event
At the La Societe Francaise business meeting held on February 7 the group decided to stage a play on February 23 for the college entertainment as planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Société Française
Alumnae Personal Notices Of Marriages And Engagements
Alumni notices announce multiple marriages including Abigail Adams Talbot to Reuben Hallett at Flushing on Feb 20. Grace Morelle Conover to Rev. Howard Victor Ross on Feb 12. Elizabeth Boorman to Lt. Lucien Moody at Fort Hancock. Jean Loo mis engaged to Rev. James Everett Frame. Alte Stilwell to Charles M. Kevan. Estelle Elkus to Clarence G. Gaston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abigail Adams Talbot
Reuben Hallett
Mamaroneck
Flushing
Long Island
Grace Morelle Conover
Howard Victor Ross
Elizabeth
S. Boorman
Lucien 3. Moody
United States Army
Moody
Fort Hancock
Alumni Play Committee Receipts Reported
The Alumni Play Committee financials show receipts of 971.71 dollars and expenses of 57.44 dollars, leaving a balance of 434.25 dollars. Proceeds support the temporary dormitory fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Bulletin
Class of 1901 Luncheon at Women’s University Club
The Class of 1901 will hold a luncheon at the Women’s University Club located at 17 Madison Square North on Saturday, February 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s University Club
Madison Square. North
University debate winners to receive scholarships tied to merit
The University of Chicago announces inter-college debating contest winners will get scholarships. The Order of the Iron Mask and a committee of 23 from the Junior Class will draft plans to select future Cap and Gown editors by merit only. Cornell ends Black Week examinations, with many departments already abolishing them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Chicago
Order of the Iron Mask
Cornell
Addresses in Chapel for lectures on religious thought
Students may attend addresses in Chapel on February 9 13 and 16 by C Tinarajadeen a Cambridge graduate from Ceylon. He will discuss reincarnation cause and recall the power of thought and the relation to religion through these talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Tinarajadeen
Ceylon
Cambridge University
Also Mentioned on This Page
Barnard Bulletin
Managing Editors
Edith Somborn
Caroline D. Hall
Sophie P. Woodman
Agnes Miller
E. A. S. Tredwell
Wee Eeeeeeeeee
Barnard College
Columbia Univ
Broadway
116Th Street
LA Societe Francaise
Tiffany & CO
Fraternity
Union Square
New York
Alumnae
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