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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1913
Page
4
A garbled newspaper ad from 115th and Broadway promotes fruit sundaes and ice cream treats with prices like 10 cents. The message mentions Columbia, various fruit options, and a phone number 9000 Morningside.
The council reminds undergraduates reporting college news to only use the Press Club. A recommendation denies selling candy or goods in the exchange, stating it is for individuals, protects them, and profits go to the exchange to support the Students' Aid Committee.
A March 5 1914 junior class meeting in room 330 approved having the class president elected after the undergraduate president and before other undergrad officers. Updates came from junior show committee editor Mortarboard and the cheerleader. Miss iadsell announced the April 8 swimming meet and Margaret Mills was made an honorary member.
A special athletic meeting elected Sarah Butler as Field Day Chairman and approved a points system for team membership with limits on offices. Rev. Ashton Oldham gave a chapel talk stressing life over doctrine, while C. A. Prosser discussed industrial education and expansion of public schools. The College Settlement Association hosted tea after the lecture.
The piece muses on buying more time by lengthening days and years, noting a month costs a year and sixty seconds multiply the minute’s cost. It ends with a warning and a prompt to read the editorial about a clever speaker who spoke last week to few listeners.
The Deutscher Kreis of Barnard will host a tea on Thursday March twentieth from 4 to 6 pm for the Deutscher Verein of Columbia and visiting delegates from Yale Harvard Williams and Pennsylvania as they work toward forming a Bund. The event moves from Brooks Hall to Farr Hall and aims to welcome many Kreis members and guests.
A notice states no Bu LETIN issue next Wednesday due to a five day vacation period spanning this Wednesday through the following week.
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