Trophy Case to the College Marks New Era for 1902 Class
The 1902 class presents a trophy case to the college in the Alumnae Room. It will house records of undergraduate triumphs, linking alumnae and students. As graduations occur, future classes will see past achievements and feel deeper college loyalty.
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Mortarboard Critique Reflects On Barnard College Yearbook
W. T. Brewster presents an alien critic view praising Mortarboard as a neat dignified collection for Barnard juniors. He notes excessive name lists and uneven art but endorses the editors for preserving campus life, clubs, and plays while urging emphasis on intellectual self reliance over formal accolades.
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Conclusion for Field Day Exercises at Barnard
The Bulletin notes Field Day at Barnard ends without a proper conclusion. The 1905 events left many students leaving early, and a dignified finale such as awarding a victory cup is suggested to sustain interest and foster tradition.
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