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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1905
Page
3
The document outlines annual January entrance exams, a half year as the unit of credit, and a 120 point graduation requirement. It sets rules for course loads, repeated exams, dean consent for electives, and credit distribution across departments.
Barnard Union held March 1 in the theatre with readings from the Secretary and Faculty Committee chairmen approving delaying the debate with Normal College. Miss Plate resigned as secretary. Miss Brewster elected, with Miss Hermann as assistant. Professor Frent to speak March 8 on The Study of Poetry. March 22 Professor Brewster to address on Intercollegiate Debating. New members elected include Miss Askowith Miss Gordon and Miss Johnson. Debating topics covered include Lodge immigration bill, dormitory lack, and final exam post marks.
On February 28 the YWCA staged An Old Fashioned Singing School to raise funds for sending delegates to the Silver Bay conference. The cast followed last May’s show with minor changes and Sophie P. Woodman led the committee as chair. The performers contributed lively acting and strong enthusiasm, earning an overall satisfactory reception.
The Undergraduate Association accepts the Play Committee report for a spring production The Butterflies by Henry Guy Carleton with tickets 50 cents for students 1 for others The cost about 350 and a 100 advance for expenses The Executive Committee also approves piano payments totaling six dollars over several months and sets second term dues at 75 cents.
Helen M. Kelsey, formerly Register of Wellesley College, launches a self supporting agency at 156 Fifth Avenue New York to place women as teachers principals and secretaries. A department serves philanthropic workers with patrons including Kent Place Briarcliff Emma Willard Pratt Wellesley and city and charity groups. Well trained teachers are urged to correspond with Miss Kelsey.
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