11 Jan 1911
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1911
Page
1
Published weekly through the college year except the last two weeks in January, this notice records Barnard College students as the publishers and indicates a regular academic year schedule.
A list of female names appears with associated years 1911 1912 1913, including Helen Crandell Gertrude Morris Pauline Cahn Louise Nyitray Helen Dana Priscilla Lockwood Madelaine Bunzl Marguerite Allen and Edith Rosenblatt, with Avenue 1911 noted. The fragment suggests a roster or acknowledgments from a school or club yearbook style page.
Barnard Chorus’s harmonies fail to reach the audience including faculty janitorial staff and students. The piece urges rallying support through subscriptions or stronger keyboard effort to build lasting traditions for posterity at Barnard.
Fragmentary prose hints at chimes and golden tones echoing as people ascend marble stairs at sunset. It suggests a long tradition of swinging for years, with a potential hollowed tradition and questions about continuing wisdom across generations.
Alumni from various classes gathered for a mid term luncheon at Brooks Hall. Provost and Mrs Brewster joined guests including Miss Weeks, Mr Plimpton, Mrs Talentt, and Annie Nathan Vever from the Trustees. The day’s guest was Rev Hugh Black of Union Theological Seminary who spoke along with Mr Plimpton and Sean Gildersleeve.
The engagement of Florence Cheesman to John Ware Remer is announced. Cheesman is of Barnard College and Remer is affiliated with Beta Delta Theta Chi.
A birth notice records the arrival of a daughter to Mrs L Anathon born in December. The fragmentary text also notes Lilian and others as party names.
Mrs hh Weillrené Cohen is listed for a Pied-On Tuesday event dated December 27 with unidentified tyro participation. The fragmentary notice names the person and date but provides minimal context or location details.
In a letter from Provost Frewster and with input from Barnard College’s architect and the Committee on Buildings and Grounds, the IGIO trees remain in seedling form awaiting spring winds. About a hundred tall Norway spruces are held in trust by a nurse until the final planting scheme is approved, with a goal of yielding full benefits for the college and class of rg1O once planting aligns with building plans.
The Student Council met Friday January 6 to resume duties. They discussed hall noise, the need for new student orientation on the constitution, set dates for basketball games, and finished with no further business.
The first inter class basketball contest at Barnard ended 7 to 7 after two halves. A third extra period was to be played after the holidays as neither side scored. Officials and bystanders noted the lively crowd and the players’ disheveled look amid the excitement.
The Trustees of the Columbia University Press appoint Ressis Femcke and Buechner as mounted managers. Located at 30-32 West 27th Street New York the team also runs the University Cookstore at West Hall. They take over sales of Columbia University Press publications formerly handled by Macmillan Co.
A college editorial pleads with Juniors and the student body to persist in requesting permission to plant trees. Since May, a large 1910 envelope has reached the Provost, but no action is taken. The nurseryman anxiously urges planting, while students protest at the Provost’s door.
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