Correspondence on delaying college play reviews at Barnard Bulletin
A letter argues for delaying reviews by a week to cover both days of a college play, reducing haste and omissions. It notes Saturday performances often show stronger acting and the review on Friday may undervalue performers. The writer urges the Bulletin to test a week-long delay to improve accuracy.
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Senior class interests and alumni support noted in supplement
Editors thank students and alumni for financial help and involvement. Georgina Bennett, Marie Fontaine, and Juliet Points are highlighted for active contributions. The article surveys the class of 1905 with diverse theses in economics zoology classics German psychology geography music and chemistry indicating broad scholarly focus and future growth.
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Georgina Bennett
Marie Fontaine
Juliet Points
1gos expands coverage beyond predecessors
The article lauds 1gos for its originality and broader field compared with earlier editions, noting its usual strengths and extended scope.
Alumni Register of Barnard College 1900 04
The Report and Register of the Associate Alumna of Barnard College 1900 1904 lists president treasurer alumne trustee and committees with statistics. It covers 372 alumnae including 121 teachers and two physicians plus other professions like advertisement writing law counseling tenement inspection and landscape architecture. Copies are in Bulletin Reading and secretary offices.
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Senior theses subjects list with student and topics
Abby Porter Leland studies Conception of Goodness in Plato Republic and Christ's Kingdom of God under Professor Lord. Fannibelle Leland analyzes Personal and Literary Relations of Shelley and Keats under Professor Trent. Edwina Leah Levy examines Characterization in George Meredith novels under Professor Drewster.
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Abby Porter
Lord
Fannibelle
Shelley
Keats
Trent
Levy
Edwina
Leah
Georde Meredith
DrewSter
Notable Works in 19th Century Literature and Science
A catalog of scholarly books and authors across literature philosophy and science. Entries include Mary Lock on child labor conditions, Pamela Warren Lyall on The Novels of Theodor Storm, Laura E Matthews on music as social product, Florence Alma Meyer on vitalistic theory, Isabelle Mott on Hazlitt as Shakespeare critic, Ruth Angeline Reeder on Ruskin, and several studies of poetry, anatomy, and art from various professors and scholars.
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Nye
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Frances Hope
Robinson
Reeder
Ruth Angeline
Ruskin
Trent Reiley
Anna Campbell
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Archimedes
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Bessie Trimble
Gregory Music
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Sercomb
Margaret Grace
Smith
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Td Snyder
Arrietta
Plato
Salomon
Charlotte Louise
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