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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1911
Page
2
A columnist contrasts simple pleasures with overthinking and urges relaxation. The piece hints at social letters about a college ball, praising its atmosphere and questioning excessive moralizing in everyday joys.
A 1912 letter proposes moving the larger 1915 freshman class into the Junior Study to relieve crowding, with the Juniors taking over the current Freshman den. The writer notes objections from 1913 and jokes about singing, Latin and Geology offices, and cites the Vox Gradarium.
The Deutscher Kreis reveals the cast for the German play CAST. Darnard is named among the performers in a brief department theater notice.
A reader asks the Barnard Bulletin to publish praise for Barnard students who promptly pay their bills. The letter commends their practical application of Political Economy teachings and cheers a tradesman.
The Rev John Mockridge of Trinity Chapel will address the Church Club Friday March 16 at 4 oclock in Room 135 Tea will be served afterwards in the undergrad Study All the college is invited to attend.
The regular weekly Student Council meeting on Friday March 3 approved permission for Q. Miller from Barnard College class of 1903 to produce a Barnard College Calendar using college life photographs. Rehearsal list for the German play was approved and no further business adjourned the meeting.
The Class of 1911 Barnard held a noon meeting on March 1. Miss Maltby spoke on the Association of Collegiate Alumnae, urging attendance at a Barnard lecture March 17 or 38 on blindness prevention. The group announced Ivy Day committees and Class Day order, and noted a letter from Dr Khiapp praising cooperation for the Dean's Induction.
A 1912 class meeting held March 1 elected Nina Dakin and Dorothea von Doenhoff as Associate Members after reports. Attendance at next year's Junior Ball sparked heated debate. Plans to relieve the one-dollar tax payers were laid aside for later discussion. The meeting adjourned.
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