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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1901
Page
1
The Barnard Undergraduate Association applauds Miss Sanville for firm fair leadership and energy. Her decisive rule supported college play teas and committee work, and she urged constitution amendments. Scholars worry over Mortarboard delays and term extension to avoid extra postage and missed publications.
The statement credits the Undergraduate Association’s direction this year to Niss sonville, attributing a large share of the success to their leadership.
The 1903 Columbian board elected Edward J. Harrison and George C. Atkins to the managing and associate boards of editors with others filling key roles. Morningside added Henry Beekman and Clarence C. Merrit to art boards, Ruthenberg, Kennedy, and Sutton to boards, Jester named Knox to art, Bates as assistant business manager, and Mary H. Fisher as literary editor. Clinton S. Abbott named editor-in-chief alongside Malcolm Curry. Columbia Philharmonic Society officers chosen: William P. Hatch as president, Albert Wortmann secretary, Walter Goldfrank treasurer, James Harper as college manager.
There was no quorum at the Tennis Club meeting called for Tuesday last so elections could not be held. Another attempt will be made on Monday May 13 in the theatre at 3 30 to elect new officers before the end of the term.
On Friday May 3 the fourth undergraduate tea was held described as an athletic tea. The theatre was decorated with tennis nets racquets baseballs and lacrosse gear. A large crowd filled the floor making dancing tight but the event was considered a great success.
The Rev Mr Paddock of the Pro Cathedral will address Barnard Chapter of the C S M A on Wednesday May 15 at q o'clock. It will be the final meeting of the term.
At the last meeting of the Freshman class the following officers for next year were elected Agnes Durant president Elizabeth Metcalf vice president Caroline Lexow recording secretary Hélen Ers kine corresponding secretary Jeanne Loomis treasurer.
In the 1902 elections held on Tuesday May 7, the class of 19g6t elected its life officers. President Miss Dederer, vice-president Miss Herov, secretary Miss Webhacke, and treasurer Miss Josephthal were chosen.
Henry White secretary of National Game at Cutters' Union will deliver the final lecture before the Students' Social Science Club on Tuesday May 1st. He will discuss Combinations and Trusts.
The new university hall gift funded by Columbia alumnae adds two large dining halls for students and faculty, a rear kitchen, and a large assembly hall. Central rooms sit along a broad central corridor with smaller rooms outside for the bookstore and administrative offices.
Among the recovered goods are a leather bag with cymnasium shoes two fountain pens two tennis racquets Steadman s Poets of America Chardenal s French Course Wentworth s Algebra Wildenbruch s Der Letzte Jacob s Greek Reader Heyse s L Arrabbiata Thomas s German Grammar Burgess s The Middle Period three notebooks one black veil with gold pin three college gowns three mortarboards two penknives one watch key one leather pocketbook with stamps money etc one leather case with eyeglasses.
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