Barnard Bulletin staff list and pricing details
The Barnard Bulletin lists Agnes Miller as Editor in Chief 1908 with managing editors Anne Carroll Sophie P Woodman Helen Loeb May Ingalls and E A S Tredwell. It notes business managers Florence M Wolff and assistant managers, plus associate editors and staff with various 1907 1908 1909 dates. Subscription One Year $1.50 Mailing price $1.85. Communications go to Barnard Bulletin Barnard College Columbia Univ NY Broadway and Street.
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Anne Carroll
Sophie P. Woodman
Helen Loeb
May Ingalls
E. A. S. Tredwell
Florence M. Wolff
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Barnard Bulletin
Barnard College
Columbia
Univ. NY
Broadway
University News Dressed in Local Bulletin Tone
The Bulletin asks readers what university items would interest them and explains why lecture lists and minor academic notes often go unprinted. It notes Barnard and Columbia sources rarely yield newsworthy items beyond notable speakers, beetle collections, or speeches, and invites more engaging, prizeworthy campus news.
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Bulletin
Barnard
Columbia
Kansas
Teachers’ College
Aiming at Critics in the Local Bear Review
Readers instinctively seek the column critiquing their last play or latest Bear performance, a reflex built into every theatergoer. The piece notes how public taste hinges on immediate reviews and personal exposure to stage work.
Exchanges Acknowledgment From Various Colleges And Universities
The Bulletin lists received exchanges including The Columbia Spectator The Mount Holyoke The Horace Mann Record The Boston University Beacon The Normal College Echo The Daily Maroon The Harvard Illustrated Magazine and others from colleges and universities such as Columbia Mt Holyoke Horace Mann Brown University Boston University Normal College University of Chicago and Harvard University.
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the Bulletin
The
Columbia Spectator
Columbia University
Mount Holyoke
Mt. Holyoke College
Horace Mann Record
Horace Mann School
the School
Ea Brown University
Boston University Beacon
Boston University
Normal College Echo
Normal College
Daily Maroon
University of Chicago
Harvard Illustrated Magasine
Harvard University
Notice to Subscribers on Bulterin Subscriptions
The Board of Editors reports only about half the students have paid for Bulterin subscriptions. They praise Freshmen and Juniors and urge Sophomores and Seniors to prove their virtue by sending 51.50.
Alumni Personal News Shows Birth and Engagements
Alumna Mrs. L. B. Moody born daughter Elizabeth Boorman on November 19. Moody’s husband, a lieutenant of ordnance, stationed at Watervliet New York. Virginia Ralph announces engagement to Mr. Walter Davis of Worcester Massachusetts.
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L. B. Moody
Elizabeth S. S. Boorman
Elizabeth Boorman
Moody
Ordnance
Watervliet
N. Y
Virginia Ralph
Walter Davis
Worcester
Mass
Class of 1909 selects emblem die for pins and fobs
At the regular meeting of the Class of 1909 the die for the class emblem was decided upon. It can be used as a pin or a fob according to each member. The group also noted plans for a party after the mid year examinations.
Zoology Club Lecture Rescheduled for February
The Zoological Club notes that Dr Davenport could not deliver the Tuesday lecture. The talk will be given at a later date in February.
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The
Zoological Club
Davenport
Wilson Lectures On Party Government Announced
A second series of eight lectures by President Woodrow Wilson of Princeton University on Party Government in the United States will be delivered in the same room on Friday afternoons at 4 P M beginning March 1. Details to be announced later. All lectures are open to the public.
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Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
United States
University must teach moral courage for a united America
The speaker urges the university to embody national and democratic ideals. He asks if anyone fears place or income and insists the university should be without regional bias, standing for one America rather than North South East or West.
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America
Philanthropic Committee reports Christmas work completed
The Philanthropic Committee of the Christian Association details Christmas efforts before the holidays. A box with about thirty dolls was sent to the Crippled Children's Hospital in New York via Florence Mastin, a $15 collection aided a former school teacher in need, and roughly one hundred books and magazines were gathered for the U S Army Post at Fort Ethan Allen Vermont. Margaret Hatt Yates, 08, Chairman.
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the Christian Association
Crippled Children's Hospital of
New York
Florence Mastin
U. S. Army
L’art I'than Allen
Vermont
Margaret-Hatt Yates
Classical Club Meeting and Lecture Invitation
The Barnard Classical Club held its December meeting and discussed Horace and Catullus. Dr Shear will lecture with views of Greek life on January 16 1907 at 4 pm in room 339. The club invites all to attend.
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Barnard Classical Club
Horace
Catullus
Shear
Classical Club
Tiffany Calendar Offer To Barnard Students
Tiffany & Company offers to send one of their 1907 calendars to any Barnard student who writes for it while supplies last. The calendar features a red leather bound illustration of a boy and includes monthly day schedules and useful information on holidays post rates and related details.
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Messrs. Tiffany & Co
Barnard
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Agnes Miller
Managing Editors
Asinarsa Eran
Argaret Ailey
Bana
Mary C. R. Reardon
Clairette Armstrong
Marjorie Eastman
Dorothea Eltzner
Eleanor C. Sada
Stee
Theodora Hall
San Tg
Myra McLean
Leite Vanes
Sulamith Silverman
Zoology Club
Tiffany & Co
Firth Avenue
Philanthropic Committee
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