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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1905
Page
3
The May issue of the Barnard Supplement sparkles with lively criticism from Ibsen to Shaw and mixed poetry. It praises the narrative sketches and describes the overall tone as playful yet shallow, concluding the supplement marks a shift toward a fuller Barnard spirit.
Notice calls for retention of specific titles missing from the Elia Weed Reading Room before College close. Entries include Bullock economics, Ehrke German passages, Fellows European history, Harkness Latin grammar Haz edition, Paul Deutsche worterbuch, Reinsch world politics, Robinson European history readings, Smith Bismarck, and Latin English dictionary with shelf codes.
The University Council of Columbia University voted to move daily lectures and labs to start at ten minutes past the even hour beginning in September. The midday hour from 12 to 1:10 remains free for lunch and student gatherings.
Eighteen Barnard girls have submitted their names to attend the Conference with more expected. They must confirm by June 15 and pay a $5 program fee, indicating roommates and possible contributions to expenses. The group likely meets in early June to prepare costumes for College Day. Sophie P. Woodman is Chairman.
On May 17 1906 the following peers were elected Treasurer Catherine Post Historians Virginia Boyd Dorothy Brewster.
In 1907 the Sophomore Triumph is set for June 8 with Iren¢ Kohn as Chairman and a committee including Sophie Woodman Oesterlein Jennie Hilborn Eva Auerbach Juliet Points and Evangeline Cole ex-officio. A May 17 special meeting formed a ten member freshmen reception committee: Elizabeth Tredwell Cora Bennett Kathleen Hurty Agnes Ernst Mary Reardon Beatrice Herzfield Ethel Roseman Helen Shoninger Annie Goldkoop Anne Carroll with Jean Dis brow and Jessie Cooke ex-officio.
Announcement to seniors warns that the $15.00 examination fee for the Bachelor of Arts must be paid by the same date before final exams. Bursar N W Liggett issues the official notice.
At a May 15 business meeting the Deutscher Kreis chose leaders for 1905 06. President Marjorie Ferguson Brown 1906 Vice president Senta Herrman 19% Secretary Helen Loeb 1908 Treasurer Irma Jellenik 1907 Fifth Member Edith Somborn 1906.
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