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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1910
Page
1
The piece argues against soft phrasing when describing theft or loss of personal items. It notes the rarity of recovered possessions and jokes about verisimilitude in a sonnet about a returned fountain pen. It highlights freshmen and sophomores as the most affected by insecure property.
A letter from Berert Broe-Worirer argues for securing lockers in freshmen and sophomores studies after thefts during a stress period. He calls for immediate adoption of closed lockers, noting the value of textbooks and notes and urging action to prevent pilfering.
A special Undergraduate Association meeting in the Theatre voted to donate a $200 balance from the Undergraduate Day Committee to the building fund. Nominations for next year include vice president Nathrine Gay Lilian Schoedler and Mary Conroy. executive committee chair Madeline Tirsh. treasurers Cons tance von Wahl Trene Glenn Eleanor Doty Cornelia Dakin. SCCTOLUSY Priscilla Lockwood Elie.
The Freshmen clinched the championship after a season ending doubleheader. 1913 opened with a 12 to 1 rout, then 1912 battled hard to a 45 to 1 victory. Doris Fleischman and the two shortstops starred in the strong infield, while the 1912 pitcher kept the line moving and hitters productive. The lineup included MacDonald Cheesman Childs Teischman Wolff Pero Dana Wegener Hamburger Keenan Gray Barrett Myers and Jauvert. Freshmen lead with 28 1 2 points overall as the season closes.
The 1912 detente tournament finals at the sc hole were played Wednesday afternoon. Lucille Weil defeated Margaret Saitberg in two sets, winning the championship 6-1 6-4 after a match with notable tennis.
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