Barnard Bulletin Names 1907 1908 Staff Leaders
The Barnard Bulletin lists editors and staff for 1907 and 1908. AGNES MILLER serves as editor in chief, with Anne Carroll and Sophie P. Woodman as managing editors. Helen Loeb May Ingalls and E A S Tredwell appear in leadership roles alongside Florence M. Wolff as business manager and assistants.
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Agnes Miller
Anne Carroll
Sophie P. Woodman
Helen Loeb
Ingalls
E. A. S. Tredwell
Florence M. Wolff
Mortarboard Then and Now in Our College Review
The piece contrasts older Mortarboard volumes with modern editions. It notes past editions had fewer illustrations and organizations but sharper literary content, while current issues show strong art and imagery but less witty writing. The author questions the balance between aesthetics and intellectual depth.
The French Lecture by Anatole Le Braz at the Société Francaise
Mon sieur Anatole Le Braz of the University of Rennes lectured on the Bretonne woman highlighting Celtic independence and patriotism with examples from Boadicea Jeanne de Montfort and Lucelle He praised Breton influence in literature and urged interest in Celtic culture The Société Francaise de Columbia then sang Canadian and college songs prompting requests for song texts and the reception ran late.
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la Sociéte Francaise
Monsieur Anatole le Braz
University of
Rennes
Monsieur le Braz
Société
Brittany
Boadicea
Bretigny
Louis le Debonair
Louis
Jeanne de Montfort
Lucelle
Chateaubriand
Henriette
Renan
Société Francaise de Columbia
Mr. Miller
Monsieur le’ Braz
Entertaining German Department Event at Barnard College
The German department held a March 26 gathering for past and present students with faculty, fostering personal contact rarely seen in lecture rooms. Mr Henser delivered an informative lecture in Room 339, enhancing the afternoon's enjoyable and sociable atmosphere.
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Barnard
Henser
Heines Harzreise talk ends with German songs
After a description of Heines Harzreise Mr Henser showed his own stereoptical slides tracing Heines journey through the Harz Mountains. Guests then met Mr Porterfield who will join the German faculty next year. Mrs Braun and Mrs Henser served tea and Dr Braun led the singing ending the pleasant afternoon.
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Heine
Harzreise
Undergraduate Association Meeting Arranged for April 3
A meeting of the Undergraduate Association will be held on Wednesday April 3 at twelve o'clock to elect the president for the year 1907. The gathering is scheduled to take place in the usual meeting room.
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Deutscher Kreis Announces Brinkerhoff Theater Play
The Deutscher Kreis invites the college to a Brinkerhoff Theater production titled Das ginschen von Buchenau on Friday afternoon April 5. Cast parts ABMOS Eva M Wolff Frau Baronin Rita Hochheimer Jacob and Matilda Abraham are assigned. Von Fink and Herr Baron remain unfilled.
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Deutscher Kreis
Brinkerhoff Theater
Auf
Silberling
Weaver Hotenve M. Wolff Frau Baronin
Rita Hochheimer
Jacob We
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Matilda Abraham
von Fink
Herr Baro
Engagement announced for Nita G. Cohn and John Bloch
The engagement is announced of Nita G. Cohn 03 to Mr. John Bloch Columbia 07.
Bulletin Until After Easter Recess Notice
There will be no issue of the Bulletin on Wednesday April 3 due to the Easter recess.
The Classical Club Lecture On Greek Names
Professor Perry delivered a much anticipated lecture at the Classical Club on Greek names and their origins. He traced naming conventions across ancient communities and highlighted notable figures. The talk attracted students and local residents interested in classical culture.
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Classical Club
Perry
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Margaret H. Bailey
Seaehart
Mary C. R. Reardon
Airette Armstrong
Marjorietman
Dorothea Eltzner Ee Pere
Eleanor C. Hunsdon
Theodora
Myra McLean
Eva Vom Baur Wee
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