Greek Games reform and judging at Barnard
Barnard Bulletin urges reform of Greek Games judging, suggesting specialists as judges, more suspenseful results, and critique of singing. The piece advocates involving graduates, questions current faculty choices, and muses on exciting, genuine contests rather than pageantry. A Barnard Loyal piece notes open jobs for graduates, listing a teacher position in Forsyth Township Public Schools with botany and commercial branches at $75 monthly.
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Forsyth Township
Gwinn
Michigan
Bear Elections The Bear Names Harris and Schechter to Staff
The Bear announces the election of Florence Harris and Amy Schechter to its staff in 1914. The notice warns nearly a dozen girls in each upper class have not paid a debt dating back to February 10, 1911, with excuses rejected. It calls for payment by April, promises publication of names in the Bulletix, and notes that members of N2 lose Close Week access until settled. A finder seeks a lost umbrella and silver-handled directory.
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Florence Harris
Amy Schechter
Rey
Lectures and events at the College this March and April
The schedule lists Reverend Anson P Atterbury speaking next Monday at West Park Presbyterian Chapel. Professor Perry speaks March 28 on Greeks and Things Grecian for the Classical Club. Also March 28 Columbia’s Professor Remy presents Beast Epics at 4 p.m. in room 139. Fine Arts lectures by Charles William Stoughton begin March 25 on Chinese and Asian architecture. The German Play Die Jugend freunde by Fulda premieres with student admission reduced to 50 cents to aid attendance.
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Anson P.atterbury
West Park Presbyterian Chapel
Profesor Perry
Classical Club
Attica
Athens
Craigie Club
Remy
Columbia
Delver
Faculty of Fine Arts
Havemeyer Hall
Charles William Stoughton
Ala
China
India
Europe
Far East
College mandates early departure for students after 6 pm
The College warns students to vacate academic buildings by 6 pm daily to ensure staff duties and building safety. Beginning Monday March 18 a warning bell will ring every afternoon at 5:50 to notify students to leave within 10 minutes. Dean Vircints C. Gildersleeve signs notice.
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Onde
Vircints C. Gildersleeve
YWCA Nominating Slate Revealed for Association Vote
After three meetings the nominating committee presents a slate for the YWCA Association election. President candidates include Louise Comes and Sarah Voorhees. vice presidents Ruth Guernsey and Natalie Armstrong. treasurers Eddie Parks and Dorothy Ricard. secretary Edna Henry and Margaret Terriberry.
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Louise Comes
Sarah Voorhees
Ruth Guernsey
Natalie Armstrong
Eddie Parks
Dorothy Ricard
Edna Henry
Margaret Terriberry
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