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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1908
Page
1
The fragmentary OCR notes appear to reflect an editorial page from Barnard Bulletin dated 1908. readable phrases are sparse but indicate an editorial focus with scattered repeated letters and no clear event or named figures present. The readable text does not yield a coherent summary of a specific incident or topic.
The Undergraduate Study has shown usefulness and feasibility with quiet spaces for girls to converse in off hours. Tea services and faculty participation have been uneven though the main goal of fostering sociability remains. The experiment is judged worthy of permanence and expansion.
A series of lectures on philanthropic work in the city is announced by the Young Women's Christian Association. Speakers include Prof Edward Thomas Devine Rev Robert B Kimber Miss Edith Hamilton White Dr Richard M Hodge and Dr Milton S Littlefield among others. Sessions run March 2 to April 20 at 3 PM with tea after the first talk.
Agnes Miller writes to argue the Undergrad play should showcase more talent in varied roles. She praises coaches and committee for their excellent casting yet laments the loss of good dramatic talent due to star-part bias. The seventh undergraduate production begins with strong support and high expectations.
The Rev. Raymond C. Knox succeeds Rev. Ashton Oldhar as Columbia University chaplain. Knox is a graduate of Columbia and Union Theological Seminary, receiving his degree in 1903. His term begins July 1.
Continued from first page the remarks name Mrs Childs and Mrs Gay. The committee is to be heartily congratulated upon the access of the dance. Of the faculty Miss Weeks Miss Maltby Miss Dedera Miss Beet and Mr Porterfield and Mrs Davis are present.
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