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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1916
Page
4
L. P. Hollander & Co. showcases spring headwear including Paris model copies and original Hollander designs signaling upcoming season fashions. The display highlights the firm’s long history since 1848 and its fashion leadership.
The Federal Civil Service Commission opens many fields for women including chemical work statistics librarians and secretarial posts. Read the fall 1915 Manual of Examinations to learn exam requirements salaries and advancement. Examinations are announced in about two weeks. practical experience matters since 20 to 30 percent of the 109 candidates have it. Municipal and state rules differ. learn them now.
Edith Muthall earned second place in 1914 for Research Assistant at Kings Park State Hospital. Ann Kuttner finished first in 1915 in the Municipal Civil Service Examination for Laboratory Assistant in Bacteriology at the New York Board of Health.
Student rate tickets available at Miss Boyd's office for three concerts at Aeolian Hall. Recital by Harold Bauer and Pablo Casals on January 18 at 3 pm performed with Adele Margulies Trio. Also Flor Zaley Quartet to perform January 25 with Tuesday evening date noted.
At Barnard College the Dean Gildersleeve hosts a yearly Christmas carol serenade in the Dean’s office. About forty girls sing carols including Adeste Fideles Silent Night and Sans Souci then share chocolate and chatter by the fire. Dorothy Blondel leads, with plans for a successor to be announced in spring.
The Student Council and Faculty Committee on Instruction decide there will be no segregation or proctoring for students who have not signed. They emphasize broad college support for the Honor System and hope signing rates rise as public opinion upholds it. They regret refusals to sign but note the process has strengthened the system’s role in student life.
Eleanor Parker, class of 1917, received the $25 prize offered by the Single Tax Association for the best essay on the Single Tax submitted by a college student in the previous spring contest.
The Classical Club invites members to a lecture and tea on Tuesday January 11 at 4 PM in the Undergrad Study. Dr William I Wigmen principal of the Eastern District High School Brooklyn will speak.
Hebraic Culture Committee invites after Monday chapel hearing to hear Dr Pool again. Sle will speak Thursday January 13 at 4 PM in Room 139 and urges readers to bring friends.
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