Senior theses topics listed for student researchers
A catalog of proposed senior thesis topics across history linguistics literature and science including Martin Luther's influence on the Reformation immigration changes Greece and England relations under Elizabeth English town life Ibsen Rossetti Shakespeare and many more with a continuation note for page 3.
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Jessie Alice Addams
Martin Luther
Gulielma Fell Alsop
Marion Elizabeth Pruyn Ball
Spain
England
Elizabeth
Alice C. J. Baliberger
Anita G. Cahn
Henrik Ibsen
Florence Palmer Cheesman
Cicero
Gertrude Helen Clark
Friars
Bertha Clough
Gregory VII
Helen Louise Cohen
Spenser
Mary E. Scovell Colt
Rosetti
Harriet McDonald Daniels
New York
Ellice Heaton Fitch
Lowell
Edna Louise Fry
Kingsley
Mary Groff
Clara E. Gruening
Mary Frederica W Harrison
Elsa Goldina Herzfeld
Sarah Adaline Holt
Sophocles
Ida May Hope
Elizabeth Horttt
Clara Maclellen Howard
Byron
Ruth Bouton Howe
May Amerman Johnson
Edna B. Jones
Iitaly
Machiavella
the Prince
Helen Louise King
Vergil
Lucile Kohn
Elsbeth Kroeber
Marion E. Latham
Jean W. Miller
Sophomore Dance Held in Brinckerhoff Hall
The Sophomore dance occurred Friday January 9 in Brinckerhoff Hall theatre. An informal reception preceded the 9 o'clock dancing with Muller's orchestra. The venue was prettily decorated with smiles palms and college flags. The committee included Florence Nye chair and members Cooley Goldsmith Goodyear Meyer Reitlinger Smith Hutchinson and Cecil Dorian as ex officio. The matrons in attendance were Miss Gill Hirst and several Mrs. Nic holas M. Butler Goodyear Hutchinson Meyer Nye Reitlinger Smith Goodyear Dorrian and Goldsmith.
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Brinckerhoff Hall
Muller
Florence Nye
Helen Cooley
Evelyn Goldsmith
Katherine Goodyear
Florence Meyer
Blanche Reitlinger
Alice Smith
Emilie Hutchinson
Cecil Dorian
Freshman Basketball to Meet Emanon in Barnard Gym
The Freshman basketball team will play Emanon of Mt Vernon at Barnard Gymnasium on Saturday morning January 17 at 11 30. This is the team’s first official game and players are urged to stay in practice despite mid year exams.
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Emanon
Mt. Vernon
Barnard
Deutscher Kreis Social Meeting Set for Thursday
The Deutscher Kreis will hold a social meeting on Thursday January 15 at 3 30 in the lunch room.
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Deutscher Kreis
La Societe Francaise Holds Meeting Tuesday
La Societe Francaise will assemble at 3 30 Tuesday January 13. Members are urged to attend this session and participate in the proceedings.
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la Societe Francaise
Society
Social Meeting of 1904 In January Theatre
A social meeting of 1904 was held on Thursday January 8 in the Theatre. Several class songs were sung and the event concluded with dancing.
1906 Freshman Play Committee members named
Blanche Marks was elected Freshman member of the Undergraduate Play Committee at a 1906 class meeting. Committee includes Faith Chipperfield as chairman, Caroline Hall, Florence Lilienthal, Edith Pombora, Lucie Mayo Smith, and Willa special student. Josephine Paddock named to Self Government Committee of the Undergraduate Association.
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Blanche Marks
Faith Chipperfield
Caroline Hall
Florence Lilienthal
Edith’ Pombora
Lucie Mayo-Smith
Willa
Josephine Paddock
Ping Pong Club Names Sought by Amelia Hill
All members of the Ping Pong Club are asked to submit names to Amelia L. Hill at 1905 as soon as possible.
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Amelia L. Hill
Bulletin Exchanges With College and University Papers
The BULLETIN lists principal college and university newspapers and magazines it exchanges with including The Wellesley Magazine The Radcliffe Magazine The Mount Holyoke The Wells College Chronicle The Brown Herald The Mirror Ohio University The Idealist Kee Mar College Hagerstown Maryland The New Hampshire College Monthly The Campus Alleghany College St Stephen's College Messenger Anandale on Hudson The White and Gold Mills College Alameda County California The College Message Greensboro Female College North Carolina The Adelphian Adelphi College Brooklyn The University Cynic University of Vermont The Minnesota Daily University of Minnesota The Missouri University Independent The Daily Palo Alto Stanford University The Kansas University Weekly The Daily Nebraskan University of Nebraska The Taran University of Texas The Inlander University of Michigan The Syracuse University Weekly The Boston University Beacon The Daily Maroon University of Chicago The Lantern Ohio State University Students are invited to visit the BULLETIN office to examine these publications.
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The
Bulletin
Wellesley Magazine
Radcciffe
Mount Holyoke
Wells College Chronicle
Brown Herald
the Mirror
Ohio University
Idealist
Kee Mar College
Hagerstown
Maryland
New Hampshire College Monthly
the Campus
Alleghany College
St. Stephen’s College Messenger
Anandale-on-Hudson
the White and Gold
Mills College
Alameda County
California
the College Message
the Lantern
Ohio State University
Bulletin Office
Christmas Work Acknowledgment from Christian Association
The Christian Association received thanks for dolls and money sent to Forty sixth Street. Barnard students contributed generously to help very small neighbors, with dolls given to slow or ill children and funds used by the nurse to buy fruit and delicacies for the sick.
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Forty-sixth Street
Christian Association
Barnard
Santa Claus
Missionary T Jays speaks on Africa need and faith
On January 7 1903 medical missionary T Jays of Western Africa sent by the English Missionary Society addressed a large student gathering. He urged awareness of Africa’s vast need both physical and spiritual and warned Moham medianism is spreading faster, urging Christians to decide whether to stay home or go to Africa.
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T. Jays
Africa
English Missionary Society
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Ping Pong Club
Bulletin Exchanges
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