Barnard Students Propose Art Exhibition Of New York Scenes
Managing Editors and students discuss cataloging Barnard art with a show of New York street scenes. The piece urges interest in painting, invites criticism from a competent judge, and suggests vacation portraits for Undergraduate Study. It proposes selling works as incentive and relief from poster art.
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Roy Cdowntowi
New York
Barnard
A Quick Sketch of New York by Barnard Students
The piece argues many Barnard students could describe familiar scenes for artists. It highlights New York as a rich source, noting Morningside Heights at sunset with towering buildings and St. Luke's and the cathedral blazing after a storm, suggesting vivid urban imagery for art.
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Barnard
New York
Morningside Heights
St. Luke’s
French Society Meeting at Barnard College Reception
The Société Francaise de Barnard College held its third monthly reception at Brooks Hall with Alice O Gorman presiding. Mile Roulet of Circle Dramatique spoke, warning against careless words. Mrs Roulet received a bouquet as M Muller spoke briefly and refreshments followed.
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Société Francise de Barnard College
Brooks Hall
Alice O’gorman
Mile
Jeanne Roulet
Circle Dramatique
Roulet
Dor Hugo
English Circles for Study Proposed at Barnard College
A letter from Alexander O. Bechert advocates forming English A and other discussion circles at Barnard to study current literary conditions. He envisions small, work‑driven groups across English German and philosophy, meeting in dormitories, potentially creating a new University Extension and supplementing classroom work.
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Schiller
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Sincerely, Alexander O. Bechert