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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1911
Page
6
Seniors assisted freshmen as the Seniors beat the freshmen 14 to 3 in the senior freshman match and Juniors beat Sophomores 11 to 8 in the other contest. Lineups list players for Freshmen Sophomores Juniors and Seniors with positions and names.
In a Saturday clash dated February 18 Harvard and Teachers College provide a thrilling contest. Barnard seizes control late in the second half with key baskets by Leveridge Schoedler and Randolph sealing a 12 to 10 victory. Lineups list Leveridge Cheesman Schoedler Randolph Conroy Burne Bishop.
Competition closes March 15 with entries delivered to Agnes Burke in Locker G. Sepier Study posted as guidance for participants and deadlines.
A February 20 1914 Freshmen meeting elected Margaret Peck as President replacing Louie Fox. Isabel Randolph urged support for Greek Games and songs. A vote settled whether Peck could hold Freshman Show Chairmanship. Student Council agreed she may, with sub chair to assist. A luncheon for Freshmen was planned.
Miss Van Kleeck leads a February 23 session in room 134 for about eighteen students in class 071 Woman i? Industry. The program outlines future talks on women employment facts, wages, autonomy, age of workers, home conditions, state controls, and planned factory visits to Colgate's Jersey City and General Electric Harrison.
A campus note reports Dr Braun substituting extra hymns during Tugsdhener chapel on February 21 as he spoke impromptu in place of the guest. Provost Brewster later addressed common sense in college course selection criticizing excessive easy points and misused demands by students.
The committee announces rehearsals are now underway and invites the college community to attend. All suggestions and ideas will be received with appreciation.
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