20 Jan 1902
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1902
Page
1
The Barnard Bulletin lists staff including Frances Belcher Elsa Alsberg Emilie Hutchinson and Theodora Curtis with business managers Carita Spencer Amy Loveman Caroline Lexow and others. Subscription is one year at 1 50 and communications addressed to Barnard Bulletin.
The piece argues for a college literary and debating society to mirror Columbia's clubs like Barnard Literary Society and King’s Crown. It notes current interest in literature, cites existing clubs, and recalls earlier defunct groups such as the Southern Club Tennis Club and Arthur Brooks Literary Society from the 1900 Mortarboard.
The Souther n Club and Athletic Association echoes prior efforts and calls for Barnard College to revive or form a new Arthur Brooks Literary Society, aiming to restore a valued literary tradition in the campus.
The first joint meeting of La Societe Francaise and Columbia was held Monday evening January 13. The group approved uniting to present a French play in the first week of April with committee members Miss Curtis Mr Perry and Mr Hamilton.
The Teachers' College Bulletin warns that students registered with Miss Pratt for positions must leave a photograph with her before the fifteenth of the month or their application will receive no attention. The notice emphasizes the deadline and contact with Miss Pratt.
The Senior Class held a regular meeting on Tuesday January 14 to appoint a committee to propose the Something for the Senior study and delay the next Senior singing date until February.
Officers of the Classical Department at Columbia University Barnard and Teachers College met in Prof Peck's study on a Saturday in January to organize the Classical Club. Regulations specify membership for Greek and Latin department officers and graduates, with officers including President Vice President and Secretary elected by ballot for one year and meetings in October.
The secretary must notify merit members of meeting times and keep minutes. Regular meetings are set for most months with exceptions, plus a special October assignment for the Arrangements Committee. Senior Class members in Greek and Latin are invited to all meetings, with a 12-member quorum for officer elections. Officers elected include President Professor Peck, vice president Professor Earle, and Secretary Mc. The first meeting will be social and held later this month.
Professor Price has changed his office hours to 2.30 on Mondays Tuesdays Wednesdays and Thursdays, replacing the previous 1.30 to 2.30 slot as the new schedule.
Barnard College announces new acquisitions for its zoological laboratory. Valued glass sponges and giant crabs from Prof Bashford's China sabbatical join the collection. A crab specimen spans eleven feet across, second largest in the United States, while the college also holds the only extant fossil crinoid metacrisis.
Basketball practice is suspended until after mid-year examinations. The next players meeting is scheduled for Tuesday February 4th.
Dean Gill presents several copies of German mathematical books from 1890 1891 used by her in mathematics and astronomy studies at the universities of Leipsig and Gottingen.
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