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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1913
Page
4
Fragmentary lines advertise a College Drug Store on Broadway near Drink and Barnard. The text swirls with songlike phrases about walking to the drug store and drinking, centering on the corner at 113th Broadway and a familiar brand name.
The university appears ready to adopt an honor system after student approval and expected Faculty Committee support. It also unveils a broad institute of arts and sciences to educate the public with lectures, dramatic readings, concerts, and discussions, aiming to foster adult education and wider access to Columbia’s resources. A May 7 inter class song contest will award the Notes and Keys Cup, with judges among prominent alumni.
Receipts show items such as dues and fines totaling 260.32 and expenditures of 408.50. The document lists many line items including conference delegate expenses 36.95, March election 32.23, engravings, refreshment costs, programs, electricity, magazines, and a building fund loan 18.05. Total receipts and expenditures are noted with a balance of 286.69 as of May 1 1918, with a note of discontinuation after Feb 1948 and signed by Treasurer Epion F Morinati.
A 1913 class met on Wednesday April 30 to accept the Alumnae Constitution. Gertrude Morris urged full attendance at meetings and song practices, stressing responsibility during Senior Week rehearsals for a successful final college week.
Undergraduate elections list officers including Vice President Margaret Peck class of 2014 Treasurer Sarah Butler class of 2015 and Secretary Carol Lorenz class of 2016 with incomplete entries suggesting a draft ballot or placeholder notes.
Puzzle item invites readers to solve a charade about a person described as chieftain of a merry crew and a first and second. Readers are told to send answers to the BULLETIN next week with a promised reward for correct guesses.
At the regular Bulletin meeting held Wednesday April 30 Louise Fox of class '14 was chosen Editor-in-Chief for next year. Associate Editors Alice Waller '14 Jean Mahle '14 Sarah Butler '15 Freda Kerchwey '15 and Alma Herz feld '15 were elected Managing Editors for the coming year.
Barnard beat T. C. 14 to 9 after six innings in a lively Wednesday game that drew many supporters. The contest featured a strong rally and an exciting finish as Barnard sealed the win.
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