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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1909
Page
1
This item records the designation of the publication as second-class matter, entered October 21, 1908, at the New York Post Offices under the March 3, 1879 act.
In an Undergraduate meeting the question of freshmen voting rights was discussed and laid aside for consideration. After debate and protests from Junior and Freshman members, the editorial board shifts to the negative side, arguing freshmen should not vote for the Undergraduate President.
The article discusses how freshmen know the juniors only after two years, shaping who can be nominated and voted for. It argues traditions at Barnard will deepen, making future freshmen more familiar with juniors and better able to choose the best representative to govern next year.
The corrections note two errors in the Larnard Bear review. The poem line should read Lines to a Mouse with comma inside the quotation marks. The Miss Minor story item should read The Quitter is a real boy and not a magazine child.
Professor Perry entertained the Classical Club and friends with a novel picture show. The speaker aimed for a maximum of pictures with minimal remarks, displaying scenes of present day Greece and famous ruins. Refreshments followed the showing.
A special meeting on February 6, presided by Vice-President Annie Wilson elected Mary Wegener as chairman of the Greek Games Committee. The appointed members include Lucile Weil Gladys Segee Shirley Gleason Margaret Watson Rosalind Hallock and Cornelia Dakin with Annie Wilson as ex-officio.
The Craigie Club met Tuesday for a social gathering with all members present. A short business session decided to continue regular meetings on the second Friday of each month. Refreshments followed and dancing. A Teho business meeting is set for Tuesday February 16 at 12 30 in Room 100. members are urged to attend.
A list of science and humanities lectures and concerts scheduled at Cooper Union Havemeyer and Schermerhorn buildings, February 17 through February 23, featuring speakers from civil engineering geology seismology and medicine plus an organ recital and Wagner performance at St Paul’s Chapel and Schermerhorn Hall.
A note lists new library acquisitions including Naluza M Historiale Grammatik nglischen Sprache in two volumes and Leopardi G Prose originall with Foscale NLUL Poesie and lettere for litterarie. Continued on page 3 column 2.
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