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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1916
Page
2
A brief listing notes prices starting from FIFTH AVE at 406th Street. The fragment indicates commerce activity at a landmark cross street with standard price cues. No further details on items or amounts are provided.
Barnard College students are reminded to file elective blanks with the Registrar and to submit a summer session election list and marked catalog if studying elsewhere. Journal ism transfers have specific deadlines and all blanks must be returned by 4 PM Friday. A separate note covers transfer notices to other Columbia colleges and the School of Journalism. Brooks Hall held a successful dance with thirty couples and a decorated dining hall and drawing room.
The new Social Science room opened Friday as the Barnard Socialist Club hosted the Columbia Chapter of the U S S. The Electrical Lab was lined with cushions from the Senior Study and new chairs and books. Crowds from Columbia attended and enjoyed the event.
The American Association of Collegiate Registrars held sessions April 18 20 at Columbia. Barnard College sent Miss Anna E H Meyer as representative.
The Parnard Botanical Club invites the college to a tea in the Botanical Laboratories on Wednesday May 10 from 4 to 6. The event aims to showcase plant study and club activities for attendees.
Alpha Zeta Chapter of Kappa Alpha Theta withdraws from Barnard College citing disadvantages of the fraternity system. It offers to aid in creating an Alumnae Undergraduate organization to unite Barnard students and alumnae if undergraduates favor social groups. Dated April 20, 1916 with officers Elsie Totten Bradley and Katharine Noble.
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