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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1901
Page
1
The Barnard Bulletin urges methods to reduce tea crowding at College events and proposes broadening access to venues. It also critiques the Barnard chorus music choices, suggesting a music committee work with Mr Hinrichs to select songs and improve ensemble training and repertoire.
The article urges readers to propose relief ideas for accommodating more people in limited space at July teas. It notes the college seeks improvements in management and arrangement to handle the crowd, inviting fertile brains to suggest solutions.
A college chorus committee debates whether to choose a traditional or contemporary signature piece for the season. Members consider audience appeal, vocal range, and the program’s overall balance while aiming for a standout performance at upcoming concerts.
At a joint meeting of the Tennis and Basketball Clubs on a Wednesday in October, Barnard College decided to form an athletic association. A temporary constitution was adopted, with plans to consult other women’s colleges before a permanent one. Officers include President Miss Budd, Vice President Miss Chapin, Secretary Miss Ware, and Treasurer Miss Draper. An executive tennis committee was elected, and basketball committee elections were set for Friday.
Next week practice will be on Tuesday and Thursday at 3.30. The change allows players from last year to join the sessions.
At the special meeting of the class of 1902 held on October 30 Miss Carll was elected historian and to replace Miss Alsberg as Chair of the Play Supervising Committee. Miss Van Cott was elected second member of the committee from the senior class.
The Barnard Chorus meets Tuesdays at 2:30 p m A second division could meet Wednesdays or Fridays at 2:30 or 3 00 p m if enough students commit to regular attendance Mr Hinrichs proposes the option to expand rehearsals pending turnout.
Ten Committees Reception Committee lists Miss McKenzie 02 Miss Bamberger 03 Miss Fischer 04 Miss Hill 05. Executive Committee includes Miss Phelps 02 Miss Van Cise 03 Miss Elting 03 Miss Hoffman 05.
As soon as printing is done, application blanks for YWCA membership will go to each 1905 graduate. The association regrets the delay and promises a cordial welcome despite it.
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