Regular Meeting Summary of Undergraduate Association
The February 14 session approved dues at .75 for the second term and a water cooler for the second floor. A three member committee will handle stage props, and a bulletin board will be placed in the second floor hallway. The President will form an Undergraduate Dormitory Committee to work with alumni. Tea funds totaled 273.60 with 62.69 receipts. Trophy Committee moved trophy case to room 216 and seeks a new rug. Long Book Committee reports a 1905 balance of 11.85 with 3050 still owed on song books. Mrs. Miller urged dormitory aid. a motion allocated up to 250 for the Dormitory Fund from tea proceeds, and students are to raise two dollars each.
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Alumne Association
Treasury
Dargels
The Barnard Bear Review Highlights and Pieces
The Barnard Bear issue reviews Chopin by Lilienthal and The Novels of Thomas Hardy by Miss Brewster. It praises clarity and insight while noting detached cohesion and uneven centrality, and highlights fiction by Miss Closson, Miss Bailey, Miss Boyd, Miss Goldsmith, and poems by Miss Cannon and Miss Brown.
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Barnard
Thomas Hardy
Brewster
Hardy
Miss Brewster
Delphine
Miss Closson
Robby
Miss Bailey
Bulletin Board Meeting Notice
There will be an important meeting of the Bulletin board at 12 M in the Bulletin Room on Wednesday February 2.
The Power of Thought Lecture in Chapel
Mr. C Jinarajadasa's Chapel address on February 13 explores Oriental religion ideas and a new science of thought. It argues thought is a hidden energy and a vibration of fine matter, shaping forms and influencing character, with mental discipline key to guiding thoughts toward good.
University Lectures on Fine Arts Series Two
The second series of Illustrated Lectures on Fine Arts at Columbia University begins February 19 in Room 709 Meyer. Lecturer George Kriem outlines Flemish Dutch schools Rubens van Eyck Rembrandt Hals Ostade Van Ostade Neer and Ruysdael. February 26 covers French 19th century painting and Barbizon. March 5 presents American painting and landscape figures.
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
Havemeyer
George Kriem
Columbia University
van Eyck
Rubens
Jordaens
van Dyck
Frans Hals
Rembrandt
van der Helst
van Ostade
van Delft
Ae der Neer
Ruysdael
Isaac van Ostade
Uyp
Nicholas Poussin
Claude Lorrain
Delacroix
Isabel
Barbizon
Rosseau
Corot
Dupré
Diaz
Daubigny
Millet
Troyon
Jacque
van Marcke
Rosa Bonheur
Meissonier
Gérome
Bonnat
Constant
Manet
Bastien-Lepage
Public lectures no tickets required doors close at start
University announces open lectures to the public with no admission tickets. Doors will be closed promptly at the beginning of each lecture and the hour changes from 4:30 to 4 o'clock. Signed F P Keepret, Secretary of the University.
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University Lectures ON Fine Arts
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Gilbert
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Chase
Sargent
Alexander
Church
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Homer
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Wyant
Jones
F. P. KeEpret
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