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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1915
Page
2
A playful poem contrasts sea life with terrestrial creatures, recalling past sensibilities and embracing the dogfish as a friend. The piece humorously weighs feelings about animals and memory, ending with a light, accepting note.
Barnard College students vote in undergraduate offices amid the Quarter Century Celebration and Greek Games. Elsie Oakley is elected Undergraduate Treasurer with Olive Pollitzer as rival. Secretary candidates Ruth Markey and M. Blout. Executive Committee chair candidates Margaret Ifries, Louise Talbot, and Margaret King. Voting continues this week.
An important meeting of the Deutscher Kreis will elect officers for the coming year. It will be held Friday May 7 at 12 o clock in room 134. All members are urged to attend and be punctual.
The Kreis and Verein of Columbia hosted a joint theatre party on April 23 starting with dinner at Ogantz 509 West 122nd Street and a performance of Immer Feste Druf at Irving Place Theatre. Attendees included Dr. Haskel Betz Remy and Dana. Proceeds from the March 12 event totaled $190, split $95 each club, a record. A Kreis business meeting for officer elections is set for next Friday at noon in Room 139.
The Intercollegiate Bureau of Occupations in New York nearing four years of operation in September 1915 with support from alumnae associations of Barnard Bryn Mawr Cornell Mt Holyoke Radcliffe Smith Vassar Wellesley and Wells. Since 1911-12 annual contributions rose from about 4500 to around 3000 plus in later years. Beginning May 1916 a new organizational plan will be implemented as directors urge members to renew gifts and support.
The Bureau votes to publicize its reorganization through cooperating colleges and allow direct membership with annual dues from $1 to $10. Each cooperating association would pay $25 for a Board representation. The aim is 2,000 members including alumnae and other workers, with results showing 7,500 inquiries since 1911 and 1,186 placements.
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