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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1914
Page
3
The club relocates to a new house at the Madison Avenue and Twenty-ninth Street corner with 43 bedrooms, 40 singles. Mrs. Ogden Mills Reid supervised furnishing as the old building is deserted today and the membership cap of 1,200 nearly reached.
Beginning Monday March 2 and lasting at least six weeks an exhibition of the major works by American sculptor Gutzon Borglum will be shown in the Avery Library at Columbia University. Borglum born in Idaho in 1867 studied at St Marys College Kansas Atelier Julien and the Ecole des Beaux Arts in Paris. He has practiced in New York since 1902 and is noted for breadth power and technical facility. The display offers comparison with Belgian sculptor Meunier recently featured at Columbia University Spectator.
The note calls for suggestions or criticisms to be offered to Edith Mulhall, chairman of the channel committee, who will be glad to hear them.
Suggestions to All Clubs urges college groups to improve visibility through regular Bulletin write ups. It argues many clubs are dead or dull due to lack of publicity and proposes press agents to publicize aims and activities. The Bulletin pledges to publish two weekly updates from each active group.
Brick Presbyterian Church Dr William Merrill will speak in chapel on March 6. Prof David Saville Muzzey is slated for March 12. Dr Stires of St Thomas Episcopal is expected to speak on March 16.
The Philharmonic Society of New York conductor Josef Stransky will lead a concert at Columbia University Gymnasium on Saturday March 28. The event, jointly hosted by Columbia's Department of Music and Institute of Arts and Sciences, is free for officers and students and Institute members. Tickets are available from the University Secretary or the Institute.
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