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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1912
Page
1
An ongoing Barnard College discussion on fraternities features letters from ALUMNA and readers criticizing secrecy, calling for open, constructive dialogue and clubs that clearly state their aims. It argues friendships should rely on genuine bonds, not secret vows, and urges transparency in college social groups.
Virginta A. C. Gildersleeve explains that any new fraternity at Barnard must follow standard rules, needing Student Council approval and faculty review. She denies official suppression of a Hebrew fraternity and finds the suggestion implausible, asserting no special privileges exist for fraternities.
Calendar of events lists undergrad dig, theatre shows, and club meetings from November 6 to 14. Highlights include a firelight club meeting in the library, Earl Hall tea, an academic chapel talk by Dean Gildersleeve, and a riding club gathering at Durland’s with additional lectures and society discussions led by Mrs. Haskell on Otto Ernst.
A chapel notice announces Prof. George A. Coe D D of the Union Theological Seminary will speak on Monday November 7th at the chapel.
An exhibit runs Monday November 4 through Saturday November 9 in the Exhibition Room at Columbia Library. It features artifacts from explorations conducted in 1911 and 1912 and highlights the period’s fieldwork.
The Waldensian Faculty of Theology in Florence presents three lectures by Rev Professor GiovAnNi Luzzi D D on November 7 and 8 on The Dramatic History of the Bible in Italy and The Israel of the Alps The Waldenses at 5 00 PM in Schermerhorn Hall 305 A D F Hamarn L H D will lead a series on Historic Styles of Architecture and Modern Design with topics on Evolution of Styles Roman Architecture Gothic and Renaissance Architecture December 2
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