Self-Government Conference At Bryn Mawr College
The second Self-Government Conference for women’s colleges met at Bryn Mawr November 3 to 6. Delegates from eleven colleges discussed forming a permanent intercollegiate self government organization and elected a five member committee to draft a constitution for ratification next year.
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Self-Government
Bryn Mawr
SS Cae Eee
Eeement Association
Wellesley
Kie UN
Miss Besse
Ean
Miss Lord
Jugs Womiss Rathburne
Ademard
Bant
Mus Ford
Welome
Collen
Hell
Ree Associaons Ol
Vassar
Cornell
Barnard Union Debates Highlight January Sophomore Victory
At Barnard Union the December 20 junior sophomore debate saw Agnes Miller and Annie Turnbull defeat Mary Reardon and Elsie Schachtel. A January 10 debate ended with Dorothea Etmner defeating Helen Hart and Jennie Wylie on a recount. Senior and junior speeches set for February 7 and 6, with six finalists to be champions on February 28.
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Agnes Miller
Annie Turnbull
Mary Reardon
Elsie Schachtel
Sohomoresk
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Dorothea Etmner
Helen Hart
Jennie Wylie
Pitkin
Louisa Blackburn
Marjorie Brown
Florence Foshay
Alice Haskell
Senta Hermann
Virginia Taylor
Es Ernst
Juliet Points
Roe Zonto
Helen Loebiller
Jessie Houston
Hest
the Union
Student Council Sets Regulations For School Plays
The council approves a regular program and ritual order for the Mysteries and requires play committee chairs to report girl eligibility. It applies fray rules to previous final exam marks by semester and treats a deficiency exam pass as canceling a low mark.
Freshman Basketball Loss to Dr Sachs School
During Christmas holidays the Freshman team was defeated 7 to 2 by Dr. Sachs School. Freshmen showed good passing but poor shooting while Sachs players finished scoring and lacked team play. Future games are set with Barnard gym February 27 1909 Dr Sachs School March 24 1900 vs St Marys Garden City.
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Dr. Sachs’ School
Dr. Sachs
Barnard
Barnard Gymnasium; March 24, 1900, Vs. St. Mary’s School
Garden City
Ethical Culture School
Memorial service for Chicago University president set
A memorial service for President Harper of Chicago University who died January 16 will be held at 3 p.m. Sunday January 14. A fuller report will appear in Spectator on Friday or Saturday.
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Pres. Harper
Chicago University
Spectator
Columbian 1906 Copies Now On Sale in Coat Room
Notice announces copies of the 1906 Columbian are available for purchase in the coat room at a price of $2.00.
Y M C A and Y W C A Rally Promotes Nashville Convention
The Y M C A and Y W C A held a pre convention rally at the theatre to boost attendance for the Student Volunteer Convention in Nashville from February 28 to March 4. Miss Miller described Toronto 1902, noting entertaining delegates, while Harland P. Beach outlined campaign plans and potential hospitality, urging strong support and fundraising from communities and trustees.
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Nashville
Miller
Toronto
Harland P. Beach
Yale University
Mioodman Tegat
1906 Monthly Meeting Elects Holden as Secretary
The 1906 regular monthly meeting discussed election of a secretary to replace Mary W. Murtha who resigned. Anne Rae Louise Blackburn Eleanor Holden and Virginia Taylor were nominees. Eleanor Holden won. The Class Day Committee chair was to be chosen with power to appoint four associates. Hazel Plate won the position among nominees Marjorie Brown Elizabeth Evans May Newland Belle Russell and Elizabeth Toms.
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The
Corres
Mary W. Murtha
Moxminees
Anne Rae
Louise Blackburn
Eleanor Holden
Virginia Taylor
Marjorie Brown
Elizabeth Evans
May Newland
Hazel Plate
Belle Russell
Elizabeth Toms
Sophomore Junior Debate Debaters Elected at January Meeting
At the January 11, 1908 meeting, regular reports and the Sophomore Dance Committee report were read and accepted. Debater selections for the Sophomore Junior debate were made, and Miss Anna E. H. Meyer was elected an honorary member of the Class.
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Anna E. H. Meyer
Junior Ball Plans for Columbia Gym in February
January class meeting reports highlighted the Junior Ball set for February 21 in Columbia Gym. Recital notes show the event will begin at 6:30 with dancing at 9.00, seniors invited, and ticket prices of $5 for Juniors and $1 for underclassmen and outsiders.
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Columbia Gymnasium
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