Annual List of Names and Years
The fragment lists individuals such as Edith Deacon linked to 1911 Pauline Cahn 1912 Louise Nyiray and others including Blanche Hirshfield Helen Dana Dora Priscilla Lockwood Madelaine Bunzl Marguerite Allen Edith Rosenblatt with 1913 dates.
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Edith Deacon
Pauline Cahn
Louise Nyiray
Seta
Blanche Hirshfield
Pats
Helen Dana
Bath al Fe
Dora Priscilla Lockwood
Madelaine Bunzl
Marguerite Allen
Edith Rosenblatt
Stop Complaining at College Life and Its Critics
A college toils with mixed praise and harsh critique as editors push a bold tone. Critics clash with cheerful events like parties, arguing over budgets, style, and the balance between excess and restraint. The poem-like passage ends hinting at resilience.
A Collegiate Call for Calm Unbiased Judgment
A voice urges restraint and reflection, advising women to return home and share perplexities with family, to seek the good and weigh pros and cons. It calls for calm unopinionated judgment as a college virtue and suggests adopting a sunnier, more logical outlook.
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College
Important Notice for Barnard Alumnae Association Membership
The Membership Committee of the Associate Alumnae reminds non graduates of Barnard College with at least one year of college work that they may join the Alumnae Association by meeting By Law Article I Section I conditions. Send your name to the chairman at once for action at the next committee meeting. Soprtk Parsons WoopMAN, 1907, Chatrima.
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Barnard College
Alan Association
Soprtk Parsons Woopman
Chatrima
D A R Meeting Sets Course for Junior Chapter Inquiry
A special D A R meeting was held on October 19. Mrs Lowther was asked to consult with the New York Chapter about forming a junior chapter with the local unit. The program chair was tasked to arrange an afternoon event in mid November featuring an outside speaker and a social hour.
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Lowther
New York
Sarward
Church Club Recaps Cambridge Conference and Communion Service
At a Tuesday meeting Miss Gleason reported the Cambridge conference from last July and announced a Corporate Communion Service at St. Thomas Church on Sunday November sixth. Dr. Ritchie spoke Friday afternoon, and Deaconess Goodwin attended the meeting.
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Church Club
Miss Gleason
Cambridge
St. Thomas’ Church
Ritchie
Goodwin
Bulletin rejects unsigned letter on religious views after college course influence
The Bulletin says it cannot print an interesting letter responding to a previous article due to lack of signature. Readers may mail their name and address for publication in the next issue, after which the paper will identify who is responsible for the statements made.
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The
Bulletin
BulLeaix
Mortarboard Appeals for Subscriptions and Ads
The 1912 Mortarboard calls for college-wide support with subscriptions and advertising sales. Editors urge student cooperation, offering ad blanks and a five percent commission. board includes Eleanor Meyers as editor in chief and Edith Morris, Irene Glenn, Pauline Calm, Christine Straiton, Margaret Naumberg, Lucile Mordecai, Nina Dakin as associate editors.
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Eleanor Meyers
Edith Morris
Bus
Mgr
Irene Glenn
Pauline Calm
Christine Straiton
Margaret Naumberg
Lucile Mordecai
Nina Dakin
Arali
Meeting of Suffrage Club Sets Stage for Play
The Suffrage Club held a special meeting last Tuesday. Members were impressed that only those who support women's suffrage can be club members and vote. Naomi Harris, age 13, was elected to chair a committee to arrange entertainment likely a one act play on suffrage.
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Suffrage Club
Constance von Wahl
Naomi Harris
The
Suffrage Society
Suffrage Club Clarifies Membership Basis
The Suffrage Club states membership is limited to supporters of the movement. Non-members may attend meetings and lectures but are not affiliated with the club. The note corrects a prior misstatement in the Plea for Suffrage in the Butherix issue October 12.
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Suffrage Club
Suffrage Society
Bulletin solicits college letters for publication
The Bulletin invites letters and editorials on college affairs in any vein. Publication requires the author's name to be enclosed with each piece. Typewritten or legible copy ensures greater accuracy in publication.
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Bulletin
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Barnard Bulletin
Agnes M. Burke
Addie F. Morgenstern
Lucile Mordecai, 1912
Katharine Gay
Aurill
Eleanore Myers
Gertrude Berchardt
Alice Evans
Lillie Stein
N. Y
Columbia University
West 159Th Street
City
D. A. R. Meeting
Church Club News
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