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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1910
Page
1
A reflective column argues that despite gains in rights and roles, women still face a common flaw: chronic lateness. It laments delays from subway motormen to milk deliveries and compares tardiness to a social system weakness.
A local critique notes punctuality and reliability in daily work. The editor laments delays by the editor-in-chief and college women, contrasting expectations of efficiency with actual tardiness. The piece urges promptness as a social duty and fairness to others.
At a Nov 2 meeting the Freshmen chose Louise Fox as president and Margaret Brittain as vice president and continued on Nov 4 with Dorothy Fitch as recording secretary Ruth Guernsey as corresponding secretary and Winifred Boegehold as treasurer.
A list of campus activities includes Soph Show dress rehearsal at Schermerhorn Hall, undergraduate meeting, and The Tap of Man by Prof. de Groot. November 10 features Ralph Roister Doister in Earl Hall by Columbia Philolexian Society.
On Monday last the Sen class hosted a Hallowe en party featuring a seance with Pardina and a Dr Knapp answer session. A class meeting followed with an amendment to committee chair selection, establishing a 50 percent threshold and nomination by floor with ballots. Ushers were named for So More Show and ring and fob designs were shown in the exhibit. The meeting adjourned after no further business.
The second regular meeting of the 1912 class was held on Thursday November third. Halleck was elected sub treasurer of the Undergraduate and Bertha Junghans was elected chairman of the Junior Ball committee. Eleanor Myers proposed and the class approved recognizing five former members as associate members for their services. The new members were Man Weeener Pearl Ralph Mary Sir Hazel Bristol von and Maud Trenn. Plans for a December party were discussed and it was decided to invite 1910. The meeting then adjourned.
The second Senior Class meeting of 1911 was chaired by the president. Reports came from Study Decoration Senior Tea and Entertainment committees. Lillian Schoedler agreed to lead the Class Song Committee if the class commits to weekly song practice. The Executive Committee report was approved and the meeting adjourned.
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