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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1908
Page
1
The college eyeing two events for the year ahead the Undergraduate Play and Field Day. The Athlete Association adopts regular twice weekly practice from mid year to Field Day to improve performance and prevent overstrain. They propose dedicating Field Day to sports and adding a basketball tournament and a new wrestling or fencing feature for variety.
The fragment discusses new training for athletes and whether to adjust already decided events. It questions if new material could be developed for teams or if improvements should focus on events the committee has chosen, suggesting cautious planning.
In Thompson Gymnasium on Tuesday February 25 Barnard and Teachers College played a swift clean contest. Barnard led 18 to 6 with key field goals by Smithers Prahl and Strope contributing for Teachers College. The match followed two lopsided results with Teachers College winning 41-8 and 16-7 in earlier games.
The Mandelin club invites Barnard students who can play any string instrument to join. Violin mandolin and guitar players are urged to enroll even if not experts. Members should provide names such as Rose Levy and Jogi Lecke. The Mandolin and Glee Clubs plan a concert on March ath.
A study group outing led by Mrs Simxho aitche's circle traveled to the East Side in the afternoon and evening of Fear nineteenth. They visited a model apartment and a house on the East Side where Dr Harriston and residents hosted the nurses and group with cordial reception after a lunch at a cafe.
A group of girls finished a light supper at a Grand Street restaurant and look forward to their next excursion to explore the lower West Side.
The Silver Bay Association asks colleges with large summer conference delegations to contribute banners for the main auditorium walls. Barnard will send a large blue flax banner. The Silver Bay Committee includes Bertha Firebaugh as chair and Winifred Barrows among others. The intercollegiate committee handles college correspondence. The lecture series resumes March 9 with Rev. Robert B. Kimber, March 16 with Rev. Antonio Mangan, and March 23 with Miss Edith Hamilton White, focusing on urban and immigrant topics.
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