Barnard Bulletin Alumnae Directory and Notices
The Barnard Bulletin lists alumnae members and staff names including Helen Erskine Caroline Lenow Theodora Curtis Cecil Dorrien Helen Cooley Annie Fisher Frances Hope Purdon Edith Somborn and others with subscription details showing One Year for $1.50. The page reflects governance and staff roles in the college publication.
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Helen W. Cooley
Annie F. Fisher
Frances Hope Purdon
Edith Somborn
Editor-in-Chief Jean W. Miller Resigns Over Illness
The resignation of Jean W. Miller from the editor-in-chief role is announced due to illness. Miller has been absent from college for several weeks, making the resignation seem unavoidable.
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Jean W. Miller
Miss Miller
Move of Furniture Rules Spark Barnard Debate
Barnard College discusses stricter limits on moving furniture after repeated breakages. The House Committee barred student movement of furnishings, angering students and complicating stage productions. A proposal to allow limited removal from certain rooms was raised with the Dean for review and potential exceptions.
Freshman Basketball Team Shows Growing Spirit
The article notes improving freshman basketball efforts and team confidence as a regular schedule begins. It highlights Barnard’s early victories and hopes for higher student enthusiasm, especially from seniors and juniors, while praising sophomores and freshmen for commendable spirit.
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Barnard
Huntors
German dictionaries presented to the Reading Room
The Bulletin presented two German dictionaries Hinds and Noble to the Reading Room for use. The donations enhance reference resources available to readers seeking language materials.
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Bulletin
Hinds and Noble
Message of gratitude from YWCA leader after Barnard aid
Miss Anna M. Burr reflects on the recent convention at Bar Hall. She thanks the Barnard Association for its cordial cooperation in caring for delegates, noting 33 services freely given by its members as a commendable act.
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Anna M. Burr
Young Women’s Christian Assocation
New York
Jersey
Barl Hall
Barnard
Reading at St. Luke's Hospital Volunteers
During last year several girls read to patients at St. Luke's Hospital through the YWCA. This semester the program continues with volunteers: each girl may earn $300 for twice visiting, choosing dates set by peers. Names of participating students are requested.
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St. Luke's Hospital
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Egleston
Taos
Edizabeth Doni
Deutsch Kreis. Ane U Cohen Ve of the We A Fats I At 4
Fragmentary entry notes an event or meeting labeled Deutsch Kreis with individuals Ane U Cohen and others in a cryptic time slot around 4. The readable text provides no clear date or location but implies a scheduled item or gathering at 4. Further details are unreadable.
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University Council Adopts 150th Anniversary Plans
The University Council meets February 17 and approves October 1904 for the College’s 150th anniversary celebration. It orders an Easter vacation from Thursday to Monday starting 1904 and eliminates holidays on Washington’s and Lincoln’s birthdays. Credit is to be given for summer session and extension courses.
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University Council
Washington
Lincoln
Examination Board Meeting At Columbia University
The Association of Colleges and Preparatory Schools of the Middle States and Maryland will hold its next annual meeting at Columbia University on the Friday and Saturday after Thanksgiving, November 27 and 28. The Arrangements Committee includes Professors Thomas S. Fiske Nelson G. McCrea George C. D. Odell Secretary F. P. Keppel and Dr. Rudolf Tombo Jr.
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Association of Colleges and Preparatory Schools of
Middle States
Maryland
Columbia University
Thomas S. Fiske
Nelson G. McCrea
George C. D. Odell
F. P. Keppel
Rudolf Tombo, Jr
Summer Vacations Jobs Open For University Students
Committee on Employment invites all University students who wish to apply for positions in the Board of Education summer schools and playgrounds. See Mr Meyers in Room 213 Library for placements. Work includes manual training and gymnastic exercises.
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Board of Education
Meyers
Barnard Adelphi Basketball Postponed For Ill Players
The Barnard College basketball game with Adelphi scheduled for Saturday February 21 is postponed due to illness among Barnard players. Practice times shift to Tuesdays at 3 30 and Thursdays at 2 30 to allow extra time for players traveling from out of town.
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Adelphi College
Barnard
Barnard Teams Clash With Normal College Saturday
Barnard basketball hosts Normal College in the Bar nard gymnasium on Saturday morning February 28 at 11 30.
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Barnard
Professor Mabilleau's Lecture Postponed
Professor Wheeler's talk on Attic Grave Monuments was moved from Monday February 23 to Tuesday February 24.
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Mabilleau
Wheeler
Barnard Bear Hosts English Literature Exhibit
The Deaty member invited Barnard Bear to a Saturday afternoon event on February 7 at the rote Club. An exhibition displayed a collection of 100 books famous in English literature. Thanks were extended to the Dean for the enjoyable afternoon.
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Barnard Bear
Mandolin Club Plans Feb Concert Rehearsal
The Mandolin Club resumed Wednesday practice to prepare seriously for the spring concert. Members worked on new repertoire and tightened arrangements as the event approaches in the coming months.
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Mandolin Club
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