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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1906
Page
1
Infirmary Improvements Noted by College Bulletin
The college notes that the infirmary is fully equipped and a bulletin room is used as a resting area. It urges that only Bulletin board members may freely use the room, stating access is restricted to those elected to the board.
Freshman Sophomore Spirit Urged for Greek Games
Upperclassmen fault the lack of enthusiasm in Freshman and Sophomore prep for the March 23 Greek games. Few attend gym practices, and events like Greek wrestling and archery rely on skill and energy to engage both participants and spectators. Students with athletic or poetic gifts are urged to join practices and enter the epic poetry contest to honor their classes.
Mark Twain Addresses Barnard Union On Morals And Memory
Samuel L. Clemens known as Mark Twain spoke at Barnard Union on March 7 1906. He illustrated morals with stories including a green watermelon tale and argued reflection guides virtue while noting permission in fishing. The event ended with lemonade and cakes for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel L. Clemens
Mark Twain
Barnard Union
Mr. Clemens
Columbia Penn Debate Divides Judges and Viewpoints
Columbia and the University of Pennsylvania debated the street railway issue in Knabe Hall on March 9. Columbia supported private ownership and operation while Penn favored municipal ownership with private operation. the judges favored Pennsylvania for mastery of facts despite Columbia's strong speeches. Participants included Leavenworth Ludlow Spitz for Columbia and Stephens Shick Asnis for Pennsylvania with judges Adams Hamilton and Putnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
University of Pennsylvania
Knabe Hall
Pennsylvania
George Burton Adams
Yale
James H. Hamilton
University Settlement
George Haven Putnam
E. W. Leavenworth
T. R. Ludlow
E. F. Spitz
Additional Courses in Education Announcement
The college outlines a comprehensive year with Educational Psychology and History and Philosophy of Education. Courses include Child Study Genetic Psychology mental and moral measurement and a US and England History of Education sequence Logic for Education and philosophy of Herbert and Frochel. Doctoral seminar series support dissertations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
England
Herbert and Frochel
Alumni Athletics Committee Aids Barnard Students
The Alumni Committee on Undergraduate Athletics at Barnard explains its aims to support athletics and connect with interested students. It seeks to assist in courses like physical training, share members’ athletic experiences, and requests notices of games so members can attend. Chairman Florence Theopora Baldwin invites contact for assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulletin
Barnard
F. T. Baldwin
Carrie Hammerslough
Elsa Alsberg
Elsbeth Kroeber
E. B. Handy
Florence Theopora Baldwin
Engagement of Mildred Farmer to Dr Harvey E Stahl
The engagement of Mildred Farmer class of 1905 to Dr Harvey E Stahl of Yonkers is announced in this notices section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Farmer
Harvey E. Stahl
Yonkers
New Nebraska Wesleyan Students Sign Loyalty Pledge
All new students at the Nebraska Wesleyan University are required to sign a pledge at registration. The pledge states they will not pledge membership to any college society until after three months at the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska-Weleyan
Teachers College Notes and Upcoming Arts Events
The College String Quartette concert sparked plans for a Flonzaley Quartette recital on March 26 and a song recital under Miss Hofer on March 36. Dean Russell becomes President of the Society of College Teachers of Education and Professor Dutton is named Secretary of the Peace Society of New York. A free public lecture on Contemporary Educational Problems by Professor Dewey of Columbia University is scheduled March 14 at 4 PM in Milbank Memory Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Music
Flonzaley
Miss Hofer
Department of Extension
Dean Russell
T Society of College Teachers of Education
Dutton
T Peace Society
City of New York
Milbank Memory
Teachers’ College
Jo’ Dewey
Department of Philosophy
Columbia University
Also Mentioned on This Page
Barnard Bulletin
Marjorie Ferguson Brown
Managing Editors
Edith Somborn
Caroline D. Hall
Sophie P. Woodman
Agnes Miller
E. A. S. Tredwell
Eevee Eas
Helen Cooley
Virginia T. Boyd
Margaret H. Bailey
Anne Carroll
Mary C. R. Reardon
Clairette Armstrong
Eleanor C. Hunsdon
May Ingalls
Myra M’lean
Barnard College
Columbia Univ
Broadway
Rroth Street
Tiffany & Co
Field Avenue
New York
Teachers’ College Notes
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