Two Barnard Students Debate The Freshman Bulletin
In a mock dialogue two Barnard girls critique the BULLETIN. They argue the paper is overly serious and conforms to faculty views, tiring readers. propose crisper lecture summaries and lighter, more engaging items to reflect student sentiment and appeal to the college.
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Barnard
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Bulletin
Sophomore Entertainment to 1909 Farewell
The Sophomore class hosted a Japanese themed farewell for the seniors bound for 1911. A four to six tea and vaudeville show featured musical numbers, a Jiu Jitsu act, and songs with senior tributes. The event included hostesses in kimonos and Geisha service, with classy lantern decorations and a second vaudeville edition.
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Brinckerhof
Burke
Randolph
Mary Polhemus
Louise Greenawalt
Stella Bloch
Louie Johnson
Ida Bochitzky
Eva Mordecai
Agnes Nobis
San Toy
Marion Oberndorfer
Vera Fueslein
Ethel Leveridge
Louise Allen
Juanita Brown
Olga Thikeng
Myrtle Schweitzer
Penelope Girdner
Freshman Luncheon Delivers Gentle Seniors Farewell Sketch
Last Wednesday the Class of 1912 hosted a noon luncheon for the Seniors, featuring olives, sandwiches, cakes, fudge, and cocoa for all. The main attraction was a campus ghostly skit by Misses Stein, Mordecai and others, reenacting the Seniors’ virtues and foibles with readings from Hamlet and light theatrical vignettes.
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Stein
Mordecai
Lucile Mordecai
Eleanor Gay
Hazel Bristol
United States
Florence Wyeth
Maude Brennan
Eva Vom Baur
Eleanor Myers
Mary Stine
Lilian Closson
Susan Leerbruger
Mary Wegener
Christine Staiton
Lucile Wise
Julia Coldberg
Bessie Bunzel
Suffrage Club Elections Reported for 1910 Roles
Evelyn Dewey of ITT is named president and Mary Rivkin is vice president for 1910. Mafie Flint serves as secretary-treasurer in the same year.
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Suffrage Club
Evelyn Dewey
ITT
Mary Rivkin
Mafie Flint