Barnard Bulletin Weekly Housekeeping Notes
Barnard College students compile a weekly bulletin noting campus activities. The item highlights student efforts and college life during the term.
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1910
Page
1
Barnard College students compile a weekly bulletin noting campus activities. The item highlights student efforts and college life during the term.
The piece questions whether the Student Council can limit guest numbers at events like the Freshman Show and Greek Games while noting openness at plays and tea events. It argues for clear rules to regulate attendance where events are restricted to invited undergraduates.
A discussion questions inviting guests to events at Princkerhoff Theatre and Thompson Gym. The piece questions comfort and access for outside audiences, arguing for temporary restrictions until a new building opens and more space is available.
Brooks Tl ale News reports Saint Patrick Day celebration by Brooks Hall girls who improvised poems at dinner led by a first line. Poems were read in the drawing room to lively applause and a prize fern was awarded for the best effort.
A light verse recalls Pat, a famed Emerald Isle gentleman, who carried a shamrock and wore a Sunday cravat. While strolling Breaday, a Barnard girl appeared, his bravado faded, and he ended up in blue.
Chapel exercises announce Miss Elizabeth Loote will speak on Thursday March 31 about Facilities for Library Instruction at the New York Public Library on Forty second Street to be opened this year.
A Barnard alumna urges Barnard College to improve ushering and seating for Greek Games and Field Day. She notes long waits, limited seats, and confusion as crowds arrive before 3:15 pm, calling for larger facilities, ticket controls, and fair access for mothers and general spectators.
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