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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1901
Page
1
A Barnard College bulletin discusses attendance at practice, upcoming matches in March and April, and concerns about theater expenses and class entertainment. It notes that turnout has been uneven, with explanations offered for attendance variability and seeks steady, earnest practice to support performances and student activities.
A historical discussion outlines how a direct tax on undergraduates could rise and curb social and dramatic activities. The piece argues for a funded college policy to support student organizations, warning that increased dues and taxation may hinder development while urging a new approach to balance student finances and campus life.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Hite burdening Barnard and a lack of money. It references lost advantage, a toss, and a day of exemption or exception, but names and events are incomplete and unclear.
A college theater committee discusses the high cost of transient scenery and proposes installing a permanent, adaptable scenery system. They note about twenty dollars spent yearly with little tangible return and argue that a durable set could cover multiple plays and save money over time.
The chairman of the committee for the basketball club last term handed the report to the secretary. The report shows receipts for tickets and payments recorded, with totals and debts listed for the treasury.
The Societe Francaise will meet in Fiske Hall on Tuesday February 20. Each member is asked to personify a historic or heroic character and the group will guess identities by conversation rather than costume, emphasizing manner over dress.
Fragmentary text shows a committee schedule before May 1 and a meeting room consultation. Mentions Chrisday and Velinary 28th unclear. Details are garbled and non-coherent.
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