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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1903
Page
3
At a March 5 assembly Dean Gill announced a gift of one million dollars for land between Broadway and Claremont Avenue down to 116th Street. The donor remains unnamed. Trustees plan rapid development of a 3.5 acre site of 60 city lots measuring 725 feet by 200 feet once funds are provided.
Barnard College members must approve a full meeting on Tuesday March to decide whether to repeat Shakespeare's play for the College Settlement Association. If approved the Associate Clubs plan a March 20 performance with proceeds aiding the Mt Ivy summer home.
In 1965 news the regular monthly meeting of class of 16 met on May 15. A Greek Festival is planned for April with a principal event a Greek night match between Sophomores and freshmen.
On March 13 the class of 1906 holds a social event with a challenge from the 1905 class for a strength trial between Sophomores and Freshmen. The contest is read and unanimously accepted, then the space is prepared as a ping pong room.
Chapel notice announces Professor Lord will speak on Tuesday March 10 at 12 30 PM in the chapel with the time and speaker clearly stated.
Mr Sanger will be in the Alumne Room on Saturday to assign remaining parts from students who have tried or been disappointed in getting parts. The list names several candidates with class years and assumed roles as the selection proceeds.
Miss Dodson head of St Marys Hall Shanghai spoke to the C S M A on Chinese women and what they aim to do for them. She warned that Confucianism keeps women in a degraded position and notes the lack of government schools in China.
Students must file application blanks with the secretary at least twenty four hours before an entertainment in College buildings. The form must specify the exact hour electric light is required on the blink.
The Columbia University Philharmonic Society led by Gustav Hinrichs presents The Mischief Maker at Carnegie Lyceum March 23–28 with a matinee Saturday. Barnard students have reserved seats. general tickets available from R C Meg rue at Spectator office. Orchestra chairs cost 1.50. six-person boxes 12.00.
In the March issue the leading article surveys professors and adjunct professors on admission basis for professional schools and whether to shorten the college course. It covers four questions about competition from secondary or shortened programs, degrees for shorter study, and the policy of counting the first year of professional study toward a degree. Also includes President Pritchell’s address on Theology in the University.
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