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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1905
Page
3
The Faculty Committee on Student Organizations organized a council in April 1904 to oversee student affairs. It requires approval for Barnard entertainments and plays, bans certain participation for poor grades, and mandates reporting on finances and new organizations.
The Naples Zoological Station founded by Professor Anton Dohrn in 1872 serves as a premier research lab for marine life and training. The American Women’s Table association, formed to support women scientists, offers a $1,000 Research Prize and membership for $50 yearly, with Sabin’s 1903 work cited as a past winner.
The 1903 class holds its regular meeting on Thursday May 4 at 12 30 in Room 139. That afternoon at 4 30 the Seniors entertain the 1905 class of Teachers College with a lawn party in Milbank Quadrangle. The final Senior Class party is likely Monday afternoon May 8.
The freshmen basketball team played the return game with St. Marys School of Garden City on Saturday afternoon April 13 at Garden City. St. Marys won by a score of 5 to something.
In a Wednesday afternoon 1906 1907 debate at Barnard the Senior and Sophomore sides argued Gladstone's 1881 Transvaal policy. The 1907 affirmative Juliet Points Agnes Ernst defeated Alice Haskell Lucie Mayo-Smith 1906 as judges praised clarity and urged continued success in debating.
The Silver Bay Committee schedules an informal meeting in the week of May 8 12 to clear up doubts about the Silver Bay conference. All interested girls are urged to attend to discuss the delegation costume and related matters. Room 139 date to be announced next week, likely May 8 or May 11 at 3 30.
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