Barnard College Weekly Publication Notes
A weekly college paper published by the Barnard College student body throughout the academic year with a brief pause in the final two weeks of January.
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1911
Page
1
A weekly college paper published by the Barnard College student body throughout the academic year with a brief pause in the final two weeks of January.
The article discusses annual arguments over financing the Junior ball. It notes a class tax on non attenders, the Seniors' intention to attend in large numbers, and objections to an expensive event with luxuries like taxicabs. It questions whether a college should fund a costly celebration that excludes some students.
A debate over a junior ball in a college building contrasts with costly hotel dances and mocks the idea of a distant new hall. The Barnard Press Club undergoes reform, shifting control toward undergraduates while facing cautious, cheerful media relations and safeguarding student interests.
The Seniors beat the Freshmen 10 to 2 on Monday highlighting sharp passing and shooting. Eleanor Mayer scored the lone Freshmen basket though the game was filled with exciting plays and strong teamwork. The Juniors beat the Sophomores, while a mixed-scrub squad lost to Horace Mann before the Varsity defeated the Alumnae 12 to 8 in a long awaited first alumnae game.
The 1912 notice confirms Miss Cornelia Dakin will leave college after mid year exams to marry Mr Oliver Horn. It also announces Miss Doris Shelley engagement to Mr Allen R Burehstive.
The BULLETIN corrects an error from last week’s issue in the death notice for Mrs. B. J. Weil. The deceased is Irene Kohn, born in 1907.
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