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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1913
Page
4
Notice to all students and candidates for honors explaining that extra work and essays for June 1913 honors must be completed during May 12 to 17, and during the week before finals, per registrar Anna E H Meyer.
At a February meeting the Faculty adopted a 1913 14 honors plan. It sets eligibility by year and department credits with minimum A grades, allows cross department work, requires candidacy notice by December 10, and specifies cum laude and magna cum laude criteria based on overall course work and departmental honors.
Prof Mussey of the Economics Department spoke at Earl Hall under the Socialist Society on the Economic Theory of Socialism. He presented an impartial overview of socialist aims and its influence on history, followed by an informal discussion.
Prof A D F Hamlin spoke at Avery Hall on Mediaeval Church Architecture in France. He praised France as the birthplace of Gothic styles and described nine centuries of living art, monastic and parish churches, and a dynamic historic landscape illustrated by lantern slides.
Buzzing report notes the first straw hat at college signaling spring. Seniors hosted a very August tea party on Tuesday, inviting the faculty, furnishing cakes, treats, and themed study-room decor. A student served each cup, making the event memorable.
Alumnae expected to attend the Junior Ball at the Hotel Astor on Friday April 4. Notify Margaret Brittain by Monday March 16. Subscription is five dollars.
Joan Sperling chaired a playful seniors’ performance with seven to eight year olds like Marguerite Allen Edith Halfpenny and Ruth Osterberg. Naomi Harris entertained with A Gee Gee as clad in a clown suit while juniors enjoyed dancing and refreshments before the six o clock curfew.
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