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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1922
Page
4
A collage of campus reflections questions exams and professors with banter about a tripod riddle and a mystery cake. The piece muses on career courses mail room pranks and a playful ode to statistics and sociology concepts.
The notice asks patrons not to leave books on the floor and to return items by 8:45 AM to allow timely class preparation. It emphasizes recording reserve cards by call numbers, remembering author and title, and avoiding shared or misidentified reservations to prevent delays during busy periods.
For sale a riding habit described as black oxford melton cloth size 38 in like new condition. Very reasonable price. Communicate through bulletin office.
Open hour tests invite capable swimmers to enter an informal class. The Freshman-Junior meet is planned for Friday November 17 with a larger Interclass meet at month end. Eligibility follows Blue Book rules. two practices weekly are required. All-Round Swimmer Emblem available after fulfilling set requirements. Barnard students urged to try. Detail list and test dates posted on the Physical Ed Bulletin board. Class Managers: 1923 M White 1924 G Kahrs 1925 K Newcomer 1926 E Newcomer.
For Election Day the Class of 1910 plans a Bridge Party to raise funds for the Alumnae Fund. Attendees may reserve a table for five dollars or pay a dollar twenty five for admission. Tickets available from Mrs Mabel McCann Molloy at 55 83rd Street Brooklyn.
Few students have filed time-cards with Miss Libbys office. The college insists on prompt submission so staff can reach students immediately in emergencies. Please provide your time-card to Miss Libbys office.
The Sunday Night Club under the Episcopal Committee of Columbia University will hold its first meeting on Sunday, November 5 at five thirty. Professor John Erskine will speak. A modest supper will be served and everyone is invited.
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