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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1911
Page
4
Irene Glenn chairs the group organizing the Women Intercollegiate Conference of Student Government to be staged at Barnard from November 23 to 26. The Junior Show Committee report approved grants sales of the 1913 College Calendar. Keen says theatre dancing only on Tuesdays.
A special meeting on October 24th drew up a uniform set of class membership rules to be included in future class constitutions. Four classifications exist Regular Special Associate and Honorary with defined rights and duties including voting privileges tax exemption and attendance at meetings and events.
On Friday October 27 the classes deferred voting on amendments until December meetings. The Church Club permission to host a morality play was tabled. The Class of 1913 urged Student Council to reconsider its recommendation against holding the 1913 Junior Ball at a hotel, but the council referred the question to the faculty after extended debate.
An exuberant 1912 advertisement touts the Fountain of Youth soda fountain at the College Drug Store located at S. W. Corner 115th Street and Broadway. It promises cold sodas, hot broths, varied sundaes including the Co-ed the Columbia and Horace Mannikin, and a wide range of confections and refreshments.
The Class of 1913 presents a Barnard College Calendar for 1917 printed on tan four sheets with photographs of campus scenes including girls in caps and gowns tennis courts and cloisters. A calendar sample will be displayed on the second floor and orders go to Eleanor M. Doty Locker 116 Senior Study. Calendars cost one dollar and go on sale by November 1.
F. F. R. argues for Barnard and Columbia dramatic collaboration. He cites Cornell Wilhelm Tell and past joint efforts by German and French societies with Columbia. He suggests a serious, well funded production using Barnard talent and Columbia actors to prove viability.
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