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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1906
Page
1
In the January 23 1906 issue the students urge alumni and undergraduates to contribute news if the Board misses items. They stress the Board is not omniscient and invite unofficial contributions while preserving editorial privilege. Alumni involvement is encouraged to boost coverage of classmates and college friends.
Readers are urged to send in notices whether personal items or broader news. The request emphasizes self submission and promises many items go unreported unless sent by readers. Members of the community are encouraged to provide details for possible inclusion.
unsigned letters to the Editor warn of growing thefts among students. Sopniz Parsons Woooman cites missing rubbers, a wig, and Latin notes from the Reading Room. The writer urges tighter owner responsibility and recalls recent losses that threaten exams.
Subscribers are reminded that the mailing price of the Buzztin and the Bear remains two dollars and forty five cents.
Alumni of Bryn Mawr raise one million dollars to expand the endowment fund and boost faculty salaries. Books and autographs from prominent authors will be sold at the fair. The event runs all day with students invited and urged to attend.
A large collection of genuine Indian handiwork from many tribes is on sale at 503 West 124th Street by M. R. Harrington. Each article is a unique piece including birch bark items, quill beadwork, pottery, Navajo blankets, and silver bracelets. Viewings available weekday evenings and Monday Wednesday Friday after 3 PM.
A college photographer reports the Barnard delegation photo has been lost. No orders can be filled, but one copy may be obtained by applying to Agnes Miller, class of ’68.
The engagement is announced of Helene Wheeler, former student, to Charles Tuttle. The notice notes their forthcoming marriage and the families involved as part of the Alumnae column.
Fragments show February timetable blocks for English German Latin Physics and Chemistry at Teachers College. Room allocations include Theatre Room 304 and rooms 303 318 215 213 304 with times around 10 AM to 2 PM and multiple subjects listed.
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