Barnard Affiletic Association Opposes Tennis Court Ban
In a November 2, 1903 statement Barnard students protest the transfer of tennis courts to neighbors on Tuesday and Saturday afternoons, noting lack of gymnasium at Barnard and winter recreation needs. They urge reconsideration by the Dean as basketball access with Teachers College remains agreed but tennis access is curtailed.
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Affiletic Association
Teachers’ College
Barnard
Athletic Association
Laois
Senior Class Entertains Freshmen Blurring Class Boundaries
The article notes the Milbank Quadrangle events where the Senior play meant for freshmen drew many students from other classes. Spectators lingered after refreshments and dancing, making gatherings feel undergraduate rather than class focused. The unwritten rule restricting attendance is challenged as non invited attendees flood gallery and floor space.
Letters on tennis court access at Teachers College
Correspondents oppose granting exclusive use of the tennis courts to Teachers College students. They note the Athletic Association planned only basketball field access for limited coaching, while tennis demand is higher and the college has its own gym.
Tennis Courts Extended to Teachers College
The article notes that the use of city tennis courts has been extended to Teachers College, expanding access for students and staff. It specifies a broader schedule and potential fee or access changes affecting players at both institutions.
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The
Bulletin
Teachers’ College
Con
Question on Barnard athletic field control by Association
A letter from Emiuiz J Hutcheson questions whether the Athletic Association truly controls Barnard College athletic facilities. It asks if non members may use the courts and basketball ground if the Association lacks authority, noting a dispute over field use and member access. The issue invites discussion on governance and student access.
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Athletic Association
Barnard
Emiuiz J. Hutchinson
Tennis Court Use Sparks College Athletes Debate
The piece notes Teachers' College gains exclusive tennis court use on Tuesday and Saturday afternoons in exchange for their coach, challenging Barnard's Athletic Association and suggesting it may fund its own coach to keep courts. The issue questions control of athletic facilities and dues.
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THE
Bulletin
Teachers’ College
Athletic Association of
Barnard
Athletic Association
Epita Girrorp van Ingen
Tennis Courts Becomes Teachers College Saturdays
A letter argues unfairness in granting Saturday tennis court use to Teachers College while basketball players gain the coach’s services. The author cites that many girls only play on Saturdays and should not have their recreation curtailed for basketball.
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The
Bulletin
Teachers’ College
Askail A. Talbot
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