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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1901
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin lists managing editors Amy Loveman and others for the college year and provides subscription at one year for $1.50 with communications sent to Barnard College, Columbia University, New York.
The president of the Tennis Club laments four failed attempt to elect officers as only 26 members could be gathered. He blames students for paying dues yet missing meetings and urges immediate change to respect club obligations and officers.
The editorial board of the Columbia Law Review selects Russell C. Leffingwell as editor in chief Bridgham Curtis as secretary Philip W. Russell as business manager and Emory H. Sykes as treasurer for 1901 1902.
Professor John Bassett Moore and Professor W. M. Sloane join Captain Mahan in lecturing at the Naval College in Washington this summer. An evening course in debating next year is set to avoid conflicts with debating society meetings. Ringwall, a Harvard Law School veteran, will return to Columbia to conduct the course.
MacDowell has written music for six Columbia songs five for male chorus a cappella and one for unison voices with instrument accompaniment. It is hoped George E Woodberry will write the lyrics. He argues foreign melodies cannot authentically connect a U S university.
A catalog of items left behind includes a leather bag with gym shoes two fountain pens two tennis racquets and several books such as Steadman’s Poets of America and Wentworth’s Algebra. Also listed are three note-books a black veil with gold pin three college gowns mortarboards two penknives a watch key and other small belongings including money and a leather pocketbook with stamps.
Lost items include a silver gilt dragon pin, a fountain pen not labeled 12, and a pair of glasses. Coinciding with the installation exercises on May 1 finders should return items to Miss Mever or coat-room staff.
On Friday May 16 the Freshman Class held its last social reunion of the season.
A notice states the Mortarboard will be sold in the telephone room during examinations. Proceeds likely support a student activity fund and the sale occurs within the exam period at the campus facility.
Prof Nicholas Murray Butler lists the test sites chosen by the college entrance examination board covering twenty one states and two foreign nations. The locations include Belmont and Lowell High Schools in California, the University of Chicago in Illinois, Johns Hopkins in Maryland, Exeter and Chauncey Hall in Massachusetts, and Paris and Strassburg in France among others.
Mr. Paddock of the Pro-Cathedral Mission addressed the C. S. M. A. on Wednesday morning on Summer Mission Work. He said students can engage outsiders to missions, report on City and Diocesan Missions, and bring findings for Woman's Auxiliary inspection. He noted students can aid clergy in small towns.
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