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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1911
Page
2
In a late night letter from the Bulletin editor, a Junior Ball critique inspires a new social group, the Half Past One Club, aimed at leaving the ball by 1 30. The note humorously contemplates a Greek name and notes dawn approaching as the author asks who will join. The piece also mentions a tenth reunion and a fund planned for the twenty fifth anniversary.
The Class of 1896 held its fifteenth reunion with a dinner at the Women's University Club on the induction day of the Dean. Seventeen members were invited, thirteen attended, some traveling from Massachusetts, while four were absent in Washington DC and Indianapolis.
A Barnard Bulletin letter from January 8 argues against labeling the chapel purely undergraduate and nonsectarian. The writer questions chapel practices, hymns, and Christian prayers, challenging the nonsectarian claim and urging a separate space for undergraduates and YWCA members.
A Barnard Bulletin reader urges improvement in stage makeup for the annual Undergrad play. The letter faults last year’s Much Ado About Nothing male roles for lacking masculinity and suggests better wigs and makeup, warning that Jeanne d Arc could repeat the issue if not addressed.
Two Monday games saw Seniors defeat Juniors and Freshmen beat Sophomores though both contests featured wild passing and poor shooting. Fouls were frequent, especially in the Freshman Sophomore match, with all teams needing more practice. Lineups list players for each class. Score reads Freshmen-Sophomores and Juniors-Seniors with unclear final tally.
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