Undergraduate Association approves 1911 funding and duties
A special Undergraduate Association meeting on October 3 1911 approved multiple appropriations including tea expenses press clippings and magazines. Dues were set at seventy five cents for the first semester and November pay days noted.
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Barnard College
Women’s Intercollegiate Association
Conference of the Intercollegiate Association
Long Book
Exchange Committee
Songz
Brooks Hall
Margaret Southerton
Seniors Elect Officers at 1912 Class Meeting
At the regular monthly meeting seniors elected Eleanor Doty as chairman of the Undergraduate Play Committee and Florence Lowther as first member. A motion to abolish 1912 Singing and Cheering was defeated and a bi weekly song practice adopted. A dues rule was approved for Seniors attending the Junior ball set at $1.00. Regular reports and small business were disposed and the meeting adjourned.
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Eleanor Doty
Florence Lowther
1913 Class Meeting Allocates Fines to Building Fund
In the 1913 class meeting held last Wednesday the class decided all fines would go to the building fund. Ethel Terrel was presented a banner for her decoration committee work after transferring to T. C. The main business was postponed to a special Friday meeting where Eddie Parks and Dorothy Cheesman were elected as junior members of the Undergraduate Play Committee.
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Ethel Terrel
T. C
Eddie Parks
Dorothy Cheesman
Isabel Randolph Elected to Undergraduate Play Committee
At the Sophomore Class regular meeting last Wednesday Isabel Randolph was chosen as a member of the Undergraduate Play Committee, joining the group for the coming term.
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Isabel Randolph
Freshmen Elect Officers At November Class Meeting
The 1915 Freshmen class held its regular November meeting electing Louise Walker as Freshman president Frieda Kirchwey as vice president and Katherine Fox as treasurer.
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Louise Walker
Frieda Kirchwey
Katherine Fox
Student Council Grants Plays for Clubs under New Rules
The council approved the classical and church clubs to stage plays under the same regulations as regular student shows. The Business Manager office for the Bulletin and Bear will be counted at 60 percent for this year. Constitutional interpretation questions were raised and resolved.
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Classical
Church Club
Bulletin
Freshman voting barred as Glenn resigns chair duties
The Undergraduate Association meeting read Miss Glenn’s resignation as chair of the Executive Committee. Article VII Section 2 was applied to prohibit Freshmen from voting. Miss Glenn’s resignation was offered but the motion to accept it failed. Miss Myers announced unpaid 1912 mortarboards. Meeting adjourned.
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Miss Glenn
Miss Myers
Hockey season opens with Seniors overpowering Freshmen
Report covers early 1913 hockey games between Seniors and Freshmen, Juniors and Sophomores, and Sophs versus Seniors. Seniors beat Freshmen heavily after an uneven start while Juniors and Sophomores played strongly with notable team work. Christene Straiton was hit and sidelined, forcing postponement of the rest of the 1912 bout.
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Criti
Jandivi
Sophs
Christene Straiton
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