Barnard Bulletin Staff and Subscription Details
The text lists staff roles including Theodora Curtis as Business Manager Cecil S Dorrian as Assistant Business Manager and Elsa Alsberg Helen W Cooley Annie Fisher Lily S Murray Edith Somborn as alumnae members. It notes subscription cost for one year at 1.50 and directs communications to Barnard Bulletin at Barnard College, Columbia University, New York.
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Elsa Alsberg
Helen W. Cooley
Annie Fisher
Lily S. Murray
Edith Somborn
Death of Professor Price Clouded by Catalogue Delay
Monday, May 11, 1903 reports the death of Professor Price and notes the university community bears the loss. The piece criticizes the annual delay in publishing the college catalogue and the ensuing difficulty in schedule planning for students. It argues for releasing the catalogue earlier in spring to avoid conflicts and uncertainty in course selection.
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Price
To the Editor of the Bulletin correspondence note
Correspondence policy states the paper publishes letters signed by writers and not responsible for sentiments. unsigned letters receive no attention.
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Bulletin
Editors discuss Greek Games regulation at Barnard
In a letter to the Barnard Bulletin the writer endorses the Freshman-Sophomore festival as a success and proposes a governance tweak. The author urges a committee of seniors and juniors with freshman and sophomore presidents to improve harmony and management.
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Barnard Bulletin
Departmental changes add new English and language course staff
New courses will be offered in English with Professor Trent on eighteenth century literature for seniors, Professor Brewster on nineteenth century fiction and prose writers, and Miss Gildersleeve on argumentation. Germanic and Romance departments add Heuser, Periam, Holbrook, Hurlbut, and Reimer lectures while Hirst and Colles receive tutor promotions.
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Trent
Brewster
Miss Gildersleeve
Annina Periam
Richard Thayer Holbrook
Stephen A. Hurlbut
Marie Reimer
Gertrude M. Hirst
Julia Nelson Colles
Woman's Southern Club elects officers for coming year
On May 4 the Woman's Southern Club elected Elizabeth Coltin of Teachers College as president and Mary D. Lee of Barnard as first vice president. Sarah Rogers of Teachers College is the second vice president Frances Berkeley the third vice president Anne Gash the recording secretary Lucy L. Powell the corresponding secretary and Alice Rheinstein the treasurer. On May 12 the club will host a reception for honorary members faculty and friends at Earl Hall.
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Woman’s Southern Club
Elizabeth Coltin
Teachers College
Mary D. Lee
Barnard
Sarah Rogers
Frances Berkeley
Anne Gash
Lucy L. Powell
Alice Rheinstein
Earl Hall
Fountain Pens Unclaimed in Cloak Room
Notice that three fountain pens remain in the cloak room awaiting owners to claim them.
Athletic Association Elects Officers and Repeats Captain
The regular spring meeting on May 4 elected Cecil Dorrian 1905 as captain of the college team. Officers named for next year include Helen W. Cooley 1905 president Abigail A. Talbot 1905 vice president Edith Brandy 1905 secretary Caroline Hall 1906 treasurer and tennis and basketball committees with chairpersons and members listed. The association voted to seek a basketball field on new college land and to request trustees build outdoor court instead of tennis only.
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Annie Fisher
Irma Séeeligmian
Anna Riley
Cecil Dorrian
The
Athletic Association
Lass
Interclass tennis champions named for Elsbeth Kroeber et al
The tournament class matches concluded with champions Elsbeth Kroeber from 1903 Egleston Edith Handy 1905 and Lilian Howard 1906. Interclass matches are scheduled for this week.
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Elsbeth Kroeber
Egleston
Edith Handy
Lilian Howard
Exchange Bureau Seeks Student Book and Article Listings
From May 11 to May 15 the Exchange Bureau Committee will be in the Alumna Room daily 11:30 to 12:30 to transact business. Girls should bring books to sell or rent in the fall for cataloguing and may offer articles for sale to aid the bureau until fall. 1. M. Wick, Chairman.
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Exchange Bureau Committee
1. M. Wick
As You Like It to Be Aired in New York City
On Thursday May 14 at 3 o clock the city will host the first air performance of As You Like It at South Field. Proceeds benefit the Kindergarten of the University Settlement. Reserved seats cost 2 dollars from R C Megrue at the Columbia Spectator office. If rain, the show moves to May 15.
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South Field
New York City
University Settlement
R. C. Megrue
Columbia Spectator
Undergraduate Association Meeting May 11
The Undergraduate Association will meet Monday May 11 at 4 30 in Room 139 to elect the vice president secretary and the junior member of the Executive Committee.
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Louise E. Peters
Mary E. S. Colt
Helen Erskine
Caroline Lexow
Emilie J. Hutchinson
Theodora Curtis
Cecil S. Dorrian
Barnano CoLieck
Corumain Univ
N.Y
Broadway
119Th Street
Southern Club
Exchange Bureau
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