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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1905
Page
3
Proceedings detail officer duties and committee structures including Presidents Vice Presidents secretaries and treasurers across Self Government Proctors and Advisory boards. It outlines executive board authority and the appointment of an advisory sophomores group plus rector and house leadership roles and accountability to the executive board.
The article outlines college student government hierarchies with multiple posts across several institutions. It lists roles such as President Secretary Treasurer Vice-President Executive Committee and Proctors, detailing class representation, elections, and advisory boards. It notes Bryn Mawr and the 1905 Valentine party planning committees with named members.
The first 1905 senior party occurred Wednesday March 30. Attendees enjoyed illustrated cards with prizes, followed by lively games and a closing exhibition of class and college songs.
A special meeting of the Class of 1908 on Monday December 19 elected Mrs Jei dell as Freshman member of the Undergraduate Play Committee replacing Elena Rionda who has left college.
The University Chorus has met six weeks and practiced fine medieval and modern works. Prof. Rubner hopes to keep attendance near two hundred, inviting any student who loves music and can sing to join.
At the Horace Mann Club second meeting on Tuesday December 6 the constitution was read and accepted. Officers elected were president Nina Schultz 05 vice president Grace Farrelly 05 secretary and treasurer Lottie Oesterlein 07 with Edna Frank 06 and Agnes Miller 08 chosen as two additional executive members.
Clare Macklelan Howard, class of 1903, assistant in English at Wellesley College, spoke to the Shakespeare Society on December 14 about Political Tributes to Queen Elizabeth.
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