Barnard Field Day Crowns Victors in Thrilling Meet
A large Barnard audience watched a record smashing field day with nineteen-seventeen edging nineteen-fifteen by two points while nineteen-fourteen lagged. Midge Hillas led with three firsts and fifteen points. Gilleandeau beat Alexander 6-3 6-2 in tennis. the Odds and Evens danced, and a close Varsity hockey scoreless tie capped the day.
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Barnard
Midge Hillas
Margaret Brittain
Lucie Petri
Helen Gilleaudeau
Helen Alexander
Tony’’ Gubner
Ruth _Jensen
K. Williams
Evelyn Haring
Dot Stanborough
Midge
Lil Schoedler
Naomi Harris
Pris Lockwood
Varsity
Helen Gilleandeau
Gilleandeau
Isabel Totten
Barnard Musical Clubs Stage May 1 Concert and Dance
A May 1 concert and dance by Barnard Musical Clubs drew a full Brinkerhoff theatre crowd of Undergraduates and faculty including Dean Gildersleeve. Performances by Violin Mandolin and Glee Clubs impressed with encores for Edna Thompson Margaret Reid Louise Lincoln and a sextet. The event ended with dancing and lemonade downstairs and thanks to chairs Margaret Reid Louie Lincoln and Miss Beadle for soloist support.
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Brinkerhoff
Dean Gildersleeve
Glee Club
Barnard
D. Blondel
L. Jackson
D. Myers
M. Reid
M. Schorr
Florence Rhoades
Margaret Reid
Louie Lincoln
Beef Beadle
Barnard College Boosts Tuition to Match Rival Rates
Trustees voted to raise regular tuition from 150 to 200 dollars a year for new Barnard entrants after July 1 1915, aligning with Radcliffe and Bryn Mawr. Current students and those entering next year are exempt. Scholarships to be expanded and housing charges may be adjusted to limit total cost. Mrs Ogden Mills Reid of class 1903 was elected trustee.
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Barnard College
Barnard
Radcliffe
Bryn Mawr
College Hall of
Ogden Mills Reid
College clubs seek regrant of charters by June
Notices urge all clubs and societies with charters expiring in June 1914 to file petitions for a new charter with the Student Council. May 6, 1914. Dorothy M. Firen.
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Dorothy M. Firen
Barnard Marks 25 Years with Butler Address
The last regular Academic Chapel of the year featured President Butler reflecting on Barnard College’s quarter century, its ties to Columbia University, and the founding ideals that made women’s higher education possible. Dean Gilder notes Barnard’s twenty fifth year as the formal celebration nears, with future events planned in November and a large trustees dinner.
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Butler
Gildersleeve
Barnard
Columbia’ Gymnasium
New York
Columbia University
Sing-Song Sine-Song Campus Event Details
Campus event on Wednesday May 13 at 420 pm with white shirtwaists and class colors. Seniors wear cap and gown and form two by two at 410 pm led by seniors for procession. Judges include Miss Gildersleeve and Miss Ogilvie. cheerleaders listed. ice cream and dancing afterward. remarks by Louise Walker chair and Isabel Randolph, Louise Talbot, Amanda Schulte.
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Miss Gildersleeve
Ogilvie
Tessie Houston
Juliette Poyntz
Julia Goldberg
Lillian Beleston
Christene Straiton
Imogene Ireland
Madeline Hirsch
Irene Glenn
Naomi Harris
Lillian Schoedler
Dorothy Cheesmman
Louise Walker
Isabel Randolph
Louise Talbot
Amanda Schulte
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