Barnard committees and the Jeanne d Arc controversy
The piece argues Barnard college committees lack constitutional guardrails and are largely controlled by the overseeing organization. It cites the Undergraduate Play Committee as an exception, noting that its choice must be approved by the Undergraduate Association, but questions whether the association has moral right to reject the committee’s decision.
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Jeanne d’Arc
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Jeanne
Couti
Jeannere
To the Copper Kettle Waffles and Warmth Create Cheer
A brief note praises the Copper Kettle for its waffles, warmth, and welcoming atmosphere. The playful line expresses fond memories and affection for the café experience.
Settlement life dramatics urged to awaken campus interest
A. E. Jarnard urges Barnard College and the Suffrage Club to stage a settlement life play. He argues drama can educate, engage and advance settlement work while preserving the joy of theatre. He notes the public stage as a vehicle for presenting problems and calls on the college to adopt the approach.
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Pau
Suffrage Club
Barnard
A. E. Jarnard
Undergraduate Play Poster Contest Announcement
The Undergraduate Play Committee announces this year’s Play Poster contest. Posters must be handed in to Edith on or before Monday, March 27th. For more information contact a committee member.
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Edith As
Thom
In Praise of Barnard also Teachers College
The School World highlights Barnard College as Columbia University s renowned women s undergraduate division founded by Barnard and now a rich part of the university. It notes the Columbia University Quarterly memorializing Barnard s founder and praises Teachers College as a unique center for advanced pedagogy with two new education theses by Manchester students and a preface by Professor Sadler.
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Columbia
States
Barnard College
Columbia University
Darnard
Columbia University Quarterly
Teachers College
Old Manchester
Sadler
Sandiford
Spectator
Barnard Girls Plan St Patrick's Day Children's Entertainment
Editor invites Barnard community to a March 17 program at Brinckerhoff Theatre for children from Brauns family to the oldest. After the show, dancing and refreshments. Proceeds aid the Silver Bay Committee to fund the 1911 College Conference. Admission twenty five cents via committee tickets.
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Bulletin
Barnard
St. Patrick’s Day
Brinckerhoff’ Théatre
Dr. Braun
Elsie Gleason
Louise Ockers
Genevieve Greene
Margaret Wood
Dorothy Cheesman
Helen Dana
Bessie MacDonald
Marguerite Bevier
Jessie Gaither
Edith M. Morris
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