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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1902
Page
1
The Barnard Bear is urged to consider starting a college magazine as a new enterprise. The piece discusses benefits and risks, the need for student expression, and proposes coordinating with the Barnard Bulletin to publish a fortnightly or monthly supplement, while cautioning about the Bear name.
General dissatisfaction with the lunch room prompts calls for detailed student input. Officers urge all students to submit specific reforms and suggestions to improve the dining facilities.
Post describes a college dancing class as a pleasant feature of campus life. It urges undergraduates to find a capable and public spirited girl to carry on the work and undo the current leadership.
A note from Lily Murray urges students to join the Chapel Choir to improve singing quality. The choir splits into two sections meeting ten minutes weekly on Tuesdays and Fridays, with a call for timely time-card submissions to box M.
At the Monday meeting of the Southern Club on November 3, officers were elected: President Katharine Armstrong 1902, Vice President Alice M. Rheinstein 1905, Secretary Mary Lee 1905, and Treasurer Ellice H. Fitch 1903. The club aims to broaden its social role and support a Southern women’s college equal to Northern institutions.
Notice announces a calendar for 1903 offering a quotation for each day. A sample copy available on request to Mabel Denton at ? O 4.
The senior class held a social in the Theatre on Thursday November 6 featuring music dancing refreshments and a progressive ping pong tournament. Mary Frothingham won the tournament and received a burnt wood picture frame.
The November 6th regular meeting elected Florence Nye as Chairman of the Sophomore Days Committee. A class social is planned for Friday November 14th in the Theatre.
The regular monthly meeting of the 8 of 1903 has been adjourned to Wednesday November 12 at 12 30 in the Senior St 1.
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