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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1911
Page
1
A Barnard College yearbook style notice laments lack of coverage by the Bulletin of a beloved Brief Party staged by the senior class and English faculty. The message recalls editorials, dean support, and student disappointment with ignored events and unresolved apologies.
A student suggests replacing the motto Remember that you represent Barnard on every occasion with a more expansive line about spurring a soldier to heroism. The piece argues the original phrase has become a joke and urges recognizing the military outlook without ridicule.
The class day committee reannounces a regulation against flowers on Class Day in Columbia Gymnasium. Members or friends who wish to show appreciation to the seniors by floral tribute should send flowers to the student’s home or to Barnard College, with any floral arrangements delivered to the gymnasium on Class Day.
The Bear editors announce a next year cover design contest to run during the summer recess. Designs should be simple and the editors reserve the right to keep the current cover if none prove satisfactory.
Notice to readers about the donation of Jane Adams' Spirit of Youth in the City Streets to the library. The work is on file for reference and may interest those pursuing settlement work or seeking to become involved.
The press club elected Naomi Harris Edith Rosenblatt Ethel West Isabel Randolph Teau Mohle and Signe Bevier to fill vacancies created by graduate members resigning. The appointments span publications including the Times New York American Evening World Morning World Globe Evening Mail.
The wedding of Florence M. Wolff born 1888 of Columbia with Ph D 37 will be held on June 24 1911.
The schedule covers two weeks of activities. Highlights include a Senior Dance on Friday June 2, an outdoor performance of As You Like It on Saturday June 3, a Baccalaureate Service on Sunday June 4, and Columbia Class Day on Monday June 5. Ivy Day is Tuesday June 6. June 7 features a commencement luncheon by Trustees to 1911 and an Alumnae Reception to 1911 in the evening. June 8 finishes with Class Day and the Senior Banquet.
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