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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1906
Page
1
Fragmentary notice shows Marjori Fercuson Brown as Editor in Chief with brief mentions of managing editors and an address line, lacking full details. The readable text hints at editorial roles and contact routing.
In January 1906 the Barnard undergraduates are urged to take an active interest in debating. Mount Holyoke’s Debating Society reforms with two rival chapters, Seniors and Juniors, aimed to strengthen for a future championship. The piece warns ongoing enthusiasm is needed to support the new arrangement and avoid past overreach by the Union.
The author urges girls to support and participate in debates despite few audiences. Debating is praised as valuable training and worth sacrificing other activities for. The appeal stresses starting now and maintaining effort to take an active role in college debates.
The Alumnae Association forms a seven member committee to create a temporary dormitory and asks alumnae and undergraduates for cooperation. It invites suggestions and information and urges interested students to contact the committee promptly.
Before the holidays a course of lectures on The Historical Development of Musical Form was begun by Prof. George C. Gow of Vassar College. The two remaining lectures will be at 4 o clock in Earl Hall Auditorium on January 10 with Musical form in the classical and January 17 The problem of musical form in the nineteenth century.
Professor Alfred D. F. Hamlin opens a series of afternoon lectures on English cathedrals. Sessions meet Mondays at 4 PM in Room 309 Havemeyer. January topics include Norman Cathedrals January 8 Salisbury and Early Gothic January 15 and Winchester and St Pauls January 22.
Augustine City of God three volumes Clemens How to Tell a Story and Other Essays Gates Studies and Appreciations Goebel Organography of Plants volume 2 Huxley American Addresses Lowell Lettera Schaff and Wace Select Library of Nicene and Post Nicene Fathers volumes 1 and 6
On Monday December 18 the Deutscher Kreis held its first social gathering of the season. Dr Braun gave a lecture on German poetry focusing on dialectic forms and read poems in Saxon Berlin Pfalz and other dialects with commentary. After an introductory address by the president the program continued with refreshments before adjournment.
The Business Manager asks borrowers to return the Ex changes the same day. Several magazines from the exchange table were taken from the Buzletin Room and left in various studies.
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