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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1913
Page
1
The Barnard Bulletin reports mess from ice cream sundaes on the Bulletin room and campus after Field Day. Editors urge students to dispose of cones properly as spring activities, rehearsals, and finals loom.
Wilhelm Braun argues for seating and book rules during final examinations to preserve order and reduce distraction. He asserts that bringing books harms exam conduct and that exams test mental capacity and endurance, urging a calm, prepared approach.
The Bar nard College Undergraduate Association records sorrow over the death of former student Constance von Wahl. The group lauds her noble personality energy and sympathy, expresses sympathy to her family, and votes that copies of the resolutions be sent to her family and the BULLETIN on April 24, 1913.
The Graduate Dramatic Association of Columbia University will present The Open Door and A Good Woman at Brinckerhoff Theatre on Broadway and 120th on Thursday evening May 15. Cast includes Eva E. von Baur Mary Nammack T Hayden Hamilton Walter E. Kelley and Edgar A. Ulmann. Informal dancing after the performance.
May announcements list events at Horace Mann and Earl Hall including a student concert at 4 10 PM and a May 8 meeting of the Graduate History Club in Chapel theatre Pres Butler May 9 8 30 PM Earl Hall a Barnard Alumnae meeting May 10 county fair on campus for Building Fund 25 cents 75 with all attractions May 11 church services at Union Theological Seminary St Pauls Church sermon May 12 Talcott Williams lecture on Art Criticism 410 PM Horace Mann Auditorium Robin Hood play and tuberculosis lecture at Speyer School Columbia Green schedule ends with Finals begin May 19.
Cones will be sold on Monday and Thursday from 4 to 5 30 on the campus if weather is clear. If not, foods will be sold in the lunchroom at the same time. The tea committee thanks the girls for their support and hopes ice cream will attract more freshmen.
At a regular year meeting held Monday April 29 Florence Harris 714 was elected Editor-in-Chief for 1913 14. New editors for 1915 are Ray Levi and Lilian Soskin with Mary Powell as 1916 Editor.
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