Barnard Bulletin brief note on staff changes
A clipped bar of text notes E. A. S. Tredwell serving as Business Manager for Barnard Bulletin with dates indicating 1906 and 1907. The fragment highlights a personnel shift without detailing further events.
Bulletin explains criticism standards for college shows
The Butterin defends its review method saying criticism aims to raise acting standards by praising what is due and pointing out faults. It notes audience expectations differ after Sophomore and Freshman shows and compares college vaudeville to legitimate theater with lighter critique for campus shows.
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Interclass basketball game exposes poor spirit
The junior-sophomore clash last Wednesday showed marked interclass hostility and ragged play. Officials cite unnecessary roughness and lack of true sportmanship as evidence a new athletic ideal is needed among participants.
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Dormitory fund drive urged for Undergraduate Association
The Undergraduate Dormitory Committee appeals through the Bulletin for timely payment of two dollars per member to the Dormitory Fund. Alumni control dormitory plans and have urged quick contribution. despite efforts money comes in slowly. Members are urged to pay within the week to fulfill pledges and support the college.
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Barnard Alumna Dormitory Fund Drive Update
The Dormitory Committee of the Associate Alumni of Barnard College thanks undergraduates for their offer of support. They explain dormitories influence all students, not only residents, and urge generous contributions to reach an additional 1,400 by May 1 to proceed with negotiations.
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Announcement of Dormitory Alterations and Student Support
The article notes plans for suitable apartments and necessary alterations. It highlights broad dormitory improvements with support from the Board of Trustees and calls for continued student backing and involvement.
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Lorentz Lectures in Mathematical Physics at University
The Department of Physics announces Lorentz will lecture on light and radiant heat, electrons, emission and absorption, and optical phenomena with vector analysis prerequisites. Sessions run March to April 1906, open to teachers and advanced students without charge. Details available from Secretary F. P. Kepler.
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Plans for Barnard dormitory submitted to trustees
Over the past week the interior plans for a permanent Barnard dormitory were considered by the Dean and the architect and will be submitted to the Board of Trustees. It is hoped definite plans will advance realization of the dormitory.
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Bulletin Board Corrects Editor Selections
The Bulletin Board clarifies last week’s report naming Anne Carroll as managing editor instead of Margaret Bailey. It also notes Edna Tompkins of 69 was elected to the associate board, not the managing board, due to printer’s error.
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