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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1917
Page
1
Editors and staff listings for a 1917 New York issue
The page lists roles for editors and assistants led by Eugenia Ketterlinus and Hildegarde Diechmann with other names and years. It notes subscriptions, mailing price, and that the paper entered second class matter on October 21 1908 in New York. The edition is dated Thursday May 10 1917.
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Eugenia Ketterlinus
Hildegarde Diechmann
Elsie Oschrin
Elizabeth Wright
New York
N. Y
Women Students Gain Access to Columbia Law Course
The Bulletin reports a groundbreaking move as a Columbia Law School course opens to approved Barnard Seniors. The piece praises faculty openness and urges continued vigilance to ensure benefits for women across the university, including the Library.
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Barnard Bulletin
Barnard College
Columbia University Broadway
119Th Street
New York
Columbia Law School
Barnard
Law School
Student Government Aims to End Exam Disturbances
During mid year exams some students were disturbed by chatter. The Student Council seeks public support to maintain quiet, with no single proctor designated this year. Each student should be responsible for her conduct to help all pass well.
1918 Junior Class Officers Elected at May Meeting
At the May 4 1918 junior class meeting Hedwig Koenig was elected treasurer Ruth Bovington became secretary Margaret Giddings named historian Ethel Dawbarn to Decoration Committee and Dot Keck chosen cheer leader.
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Hedwig Koenig
Vasalen
Ruth Bovington
Margaret Giddings
Ethel Dawbarn
Dot Keck
Such Treasurers Important Notice
The Barnard Organization requests prompt balance of its Butterin accounts. Members should verify deposit slips charges and certified checks after paying final bills. Consult Junior Study Locker 271 if needed and return ledger and checks for final balance before May 21.
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Newman Club elects officers for 1918 19 cohort
Marie Bernholz elected president for 1918, Julia Treacy 1919 named vice president, Lucile Hart 1918 treasurer and H Shelby Holbrook 1919 secretary. Sub-treasurers are Marie Muhlfeld 1919 and Margaret Nance 1920.
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Newman’ Club
Marie Bernholz
Julia ‘Treacy
Lucile Hart
H. Shelby Holbrook
Marie Muhlfeld
Margaret Nance
Calendar of Society Meetings and Campus Events
Calendar lists events from May 10 to May 14. French Society meeting May 10 at 4. Brooks Hall Dance May 11. 1918 Party to 1917 at Campus May 11 at 4. Field Day May 12 at South Field 2. Math Club May 13 Electrical Lab at 4. Wigs and Cues Edith Wynne Matheson Theatre May 13 at 4. Dean's Tea May 14 to 1917.
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French Society
Brooks -Hall
Math. Club
Electrical Lab
Edith Wynne Matheson
Dean
Last Meeting of Firelight Club Recap
At the last regular meeting on Monday April 36 Professor Brewster spoke while Iris recounted a trip to the Azores Madeira and Portugal twenty years ago The meeting pleased attendees with informal reminiscences Professor Baldwin followed with an informal talk Business meeting had low attendance so the election of next year’s president was postponed Adelaide Bunker closed with a brief survey of the club’s achievements.
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Firelight Club
Brewster
Iris
Azores
Madeira
Portugal
Baldwin
Adelaide Bunker
Student Council Holds May Meeting and Grants Charters
Regular meeting on May 2 discussed appropriating 25 for bulletin space and potential adoption next year. Treasurer point total set to 80. plan for each class to have its own study in the new building and four year retention. Charters granted include Cottage dormitory, Mathematics Club, Socialist Club, Social Science League, Geology Club, Italian Club, Classical Club, French Club, Deutsches Kreis, Debating Club, Journalism Club, and English Club with varying durations.
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Social Science League
Deutsches Kreis
Cornelta Grrr
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Editors
Mildred Blout
Sophie Amson
Florence Barber
Fifi Carr
Berenice Despres
Lucy Karr
Edith Lowenstein
Dorothy Teall
Sarah Butler
Florence Cuttrell
Assisants
Lenore Gunzendorfer
Marian Levy
Ethel Mott
Lillian Sternberg
Agnes Surgeoner
Eek
Newman Club
South Field
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