Barnard Bulletin Staff and Editorial Listing 1908 1969
The Barnard Bulletin issue lists Dorothea Eltzner as 1908 editor in chief with managing editors Agnes Miller Marian Crowell Ingalls and Florence M. Wolff. It also names Theodora Hall business manager, assistants Helen Cooley Clairette Armstrong Marjomy Eastman Eleanor Hunsdon Myra McLean Eva von Baur and Elizabeth Nitchie among staff.
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Agnes Miller
Marian Crowell Y
Helen Cooley
Clairette Armstrong
Marjomy Eastman
Eleanor Hunsdon
Myra McLean
Eva Vom Baur
Elizabeth Nitchie
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Eenave
Noise in Barnard corridors prompts frank appeal
On November 6 1907 Barnard College faces ongoing noise during class hours. The Undergraduate Association failed to curb disturbances last year and continues to hear laughing and talking from second and third floor halls. The piece urges thoughtfulness by students to protect the college and instructors from disruption.
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Barnard
Y W C A Forms New Members At Earl Hall Meeting
The Christian Association held its annual recognition meeting for new members in Earl Hall on Monday October 28. Seventy seven new members were named while weather hindered attendance. Miss Louise Holmquist of Vassar lectured as State Secretary for New York and New Jersey and Violetta Jackson was appointed recording secretary to replace Gertrude Hunter.
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The
Christian Association
Earl Hall
Louise Holmquist
Vassar
New York
New Jersey
Violetta Jackson
Gertrude Hunter
Spanish Literature Lecture Series at Columbia University
The Hispanic Society of America presents James Fitzmaurice-Kelly delivering a course on Spanish literature. Lectures occur Tuesdays and Fridays in November and December at 4 10 p m in 309 Havemeyer Hall. The schedule includes The Cid Cervantes Lope de Vega Calderon and Modern Spanish Novelists.
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Hispanic Society of America
James Fitzmaurice-Kelly
British Academy
Havemeyer Hall
Columbia University
The
Cid
Cervantes
Lope de Vega
Calderon
Biblical Lectures by Richard M Hodge at Teachers College
The Phillips Brooks Guild at Teacher College Columbia offers a course on the Origin Character and Transmission of the New Testament Books by Richard M Hodge M A DD on Sunday evenings 7 00 7 45 at Whittier Hall 1230 Amsterdam Ave New York. Lectures are for college students and all interested.
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Phillips Brooks Guild
Teacher’s College
Columbia University
Richard M.hodge
D. D
Whittier Hall
Amsterdam Avenue
New York
Barnard Bulletin Series on New Testament Books
A list of upcoming study topics and dates covering New Testament books and epistles. Items include Galatians through Romans in November and December, then Corinthians, Colossians, Ephesians through Philemon and Philippians, followed by Timothy, Titus, and Gospel texts from January to March. Also notes on manuscript transmission and the adoption or exclusion of certain gospels.
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Galatians
Thessalonians
Corinthians
Romans
Colossians
Ephesians
Philemon
Philippians
Timothy
Titus
Mark
John
James
Matthew
Luke
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Barnard Bulletin
Dorothea Eltzner
Managing Editors
Barnard College
Columbia Univ
N. Y
Broadway
DEPT
Sidney Blumenthal Company
Broome Street
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