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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1907

Page

3

Barnard College Halls of Residence Opens September 1997

Barnard College announces the new Halls of Residence at 116th Street and Broadway will open in September 1997. The 97-room residence features fire resistant reinforced concrete, outside-light rooms, suites, and student friendly amenities, with room assignments by May 15 and occupancy from the start of the academic year. Six $50 residence scholarships will be awarded for merit and need, and a Hall Council with elected residents will oversee residence life under Dean’s supervision.

Barnard College 116Th Street Broadway Hall Council Neral

The Greek Games End With Tug-of-War Controversy

Friday’s Greek games between the 1909 and 1910 classes featured epics, broad jumps, and high jumps with wins for Lucy Thompson and Hazel Woodhull among others. The final tug-of-war sparked fainting and hysterics, prompting calls to abolish the event. judges tallied Sophomores 32 and Freshmen 27.

Gertrude Hunter Vera Kupfer Elizabeth Nitchie Vera Thompson Elsie Plant Helen Phillips Miss Hubbard Miss Hirst Miss Haskell Lucy Thompson Hazel Woodhull Adelaide Richardson Muriel Irimey Quosts Christella MacMurray Adelaide Smithers Dorothy Calman Mabel McCann Anna Verplanck Fea Ture Helen’Cos Edith Handy Edith Somborne

Barnard Bear readers note mixed quality in voluntary pieces

A Barnard Bear column reviews several reader submissions. Miss Cornelius writes a vigorous story with a weak ending, a romantic poem appears, and Miss Gildersleeve offers an engaging Primitive Barnard description. Miss MacLane’s Arabian Nights lacks suggested splendor, while the Postal from Columbia and three Peggy sketches by Miss Strauss close the issue.

Barnard Peggy

Dramatic Club Schedules Two Plays for Charity

On Thursday evening April 4 the Dramatic Club of Teachers College stages Our Aunt from California and David Garrick. Proceeds go to the Silver Bay Fund.

Dramatic Club of Teachers’ College California David Garrick Silver Bay Fund

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