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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1905
Page
1
A brief notice lists Helen W. Cooley Frances Hope and Elizabeth Brautigam among names tied to a pardon related matter with Edith Somborn also mentioned in the local legal context.
Associate Editors and alumnae members listed with names such as Helen Erskine Annie Fisher Helen Hochheimer Emilie Hutchinson Isabelle Mott Marjorie Ferguson Brown Anne Carroll Elizabeth Tredwell Sophie Woodman Agnes Miller. Subscription price shown: One Year $1.50. Mailing price $1.85.
The Undergraduates' Association at Barnard held a successful constitution meeting last Thursday with 120 graduates present. Copies of The Bulletin were used as questions were discussed, signaling strong undergraduate esprit de corps and commitments to a more orderly, efficient association through the new election system.
The librarian has prepared a tabulated record of all books issued since November 14, 1904 due to students' persistent tardiness. The chart is posted on the bulletin board for public viewing and reference.
The Reading Room notes a rise in overdue returns with a small share of items late beyond twenty four hours. A table tracks overdue books and a chart shows the impact on library loss due to lateness. The piece urges Barnard students to value library books and use the Reading Room responsibly.
Professor Tombo will lecture on Schiller to German students on Wednesday March 29 at 4 30 in 305 Schemerhorn. The talk will be enhanced by numerous Stereopticon views and is intended to engage all students of German.
Professor Farrand spoke to the Early Bird Club on March 17 about nervous derangements among savage tribes. He argued that savages are not inherently more insane and that cultural factors, not inherited ability, shape mental traits, illustrating his point with evidence and anecdotes.
Dean Gill will speak on March 29 at 4 30 p m in Teachers College Chapel about Some Recent Tendencies in the Education of Women. The talk outlines current shifts and ideas shaping women's instruction.
The piece notes librarian salaries from 800 to 1000 dollars for beginners and 1000 to 1500 dollars for advanced roles. It suggests that more educated women entering the field could raise pay.
A favorable but pointed critique notes the library lacks originality and bears the mark of an amateur hand. Epira Somsory, '06.
Whittier Hall girls present the farce A Whiff from Whittier on Monday March 27 at 8 15 PM in the Auditorian Horace Mann School. Tickets are 35 cents with proceeds to the George Junior Republic home for orphaned and destitute boys.
The text lists candidates for YWCA offices including president and vice president Eleanor S Holde Elizabeth S Per Rec and Agnes Mille as corresponding secretary Annie Care as treasurer. It appears as an OCR fragment noting leadership roles and names.
Tuesday Miss Josephine H Short will speak on the education of girls in Spain. Friday Rev Thomas Hall of the Theological Seminary will give a talk.
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