Barnard Bulletin Masthead and Editorial Team List 1907 1909
The Barnard Bulletin presents editorial leadership and staff roles from 1907 to 1909. It lists editors in chief managing editors business staff and associate editors including Florence Wolff Amy R Reardon Clairette Armstrong Dorothea Eltzner Eleanor Hunsdon Theodora Hall Myra McLean Eva von Baur Sulamith Silverman and others with class years attached.
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Saves
Coolegales Priw Cty Alumna
Argaret Ailey
Mary C. R. Reardon
Clairette Armstrong
Marjorie Eastman
Dorothea Eltzner
Eleanor C. Hunsdon
Theodora Hall
Tees
Open Door Policy At Barnard Provokes Student Grievance
In a March 6 1907 column students criticize Barnard administration for excessive access restrictions. They note locked Bulletin and Mortarboard rooms and noon hour theater closure harming recreation and time, urging Student Council to obtain an adequate explanation or remedy.
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Barnard
Undergraduate Play Casting Declares Firm Assignments
The cast list for the undergraduate play includes Littleton Coke Agnes Ernst from 07 Lady Alice Eva Vom Baur from 0g Colonel Rocket and Dorothy Kirchwey from 10 with two or three alternates per role. Final decisions will be made at the first rehearsal on Friday March 8 at 4 o clock.
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Littleton Coke
Agnes Ernst
Lady Alice
Eva Vom Baur
Rocket
Dorothy Kirchwey
Missionary biography course opens at Barnard slate
Barnard offers its first missionary biography course this week with two sessions planned through March and April. Mabel Browne ’06 leads with occasional undergraduate student leaders. classes meet Tuesdays at 11 in Room 333 and Wednesdays at 1 in the same room. Barnard hopes to follow Vassar Wellesley and Bryn Mawr in success.
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Barnard
Mabel Browne
Vassar
Wellesley
Bryn Mawr
Barnard Narrowly Beats Teachers College In Early Conference Match
In a fast paced opener Barnard defeats Teachers College 9 to 8 after a tight second half rally. Adlai Smithers scores six for Barnard with three field goals as Hazel Woodhull and others contribute for Teachers College.
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College
Adelaide Smithers
Cutting Hazel Woodhull
Conger Florence Lammet
Miss Brown Mary Maxon
Sherman Orlinda Smithers
Stroppe Josephine Prahl
Perrison
A. Smithers
Barnard
Cutting
Teachers College
Miss A. Smithers
Matinee for Scholarship Benefit by College Women's Club
A March 12 matinee at 2 30 P M at the Hudson Theater promotes loans for women seeking college education. Artists include Ethel Barrymore and Dor othy Russell among others. tickets range from 1 to 2 50 and boxes for six at 25 dollars, available at the theater or from Mrs Henry Smith at 243 West Goth Street cot Broadway.
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Mme
Alla Mazinova
Ethel Barrymore
Blanche Elliston
Fujiko
Dorothy Russell
William Norris
Alice Fischer Harcourt
Mme. Illing
Dodson Mitchell
Hudson Theater
Broadway
44Th Street
Henry Smith
Goth Street
Cot
Reduced price student theater tickets at Berkeley Lyceum
The People's Institute offers students up to half price on Katharine Grey's The Reckoning at Berkeley Lyceum Theater with restrictions on Saturdays. Ben Greet Players bring Week of March 4 to 25 with special rates and limited reserved seats. Tickets available from Agnes Miller Locker 163 Junior Stud.
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Dramatic Committee
The
People's Institute
Katherine Grey
Berkeley Lyceum
Ben Greet
Agnes Miller
Locker
Junior Stud
Pauls Chapel March to May 1907 Services Invitation
From March 3 to May 19 1907 inclusive the Sunday afternoon service will be held at 4 PM with a short sermon and music. A cordial invitation is extended to University members and the public. Officers and students are asked to use the choir stalls as available. University preachers for these services are listed.
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Barnard Bulletin
Acnes Miller
Managing Editors
Anne Carroll
Sophie P. Woodman
Bele Re Seth Eel
Barnard College
Columbia Univ
Stoth Street
College Women's
Tiffany & Co
Firth Avenue
New York
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