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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1903
Page
1
The discussion raises many questions about who controls the Milbank Quadrangle and why tennis and basketball court access is managed as it is. It notes past court vacancies and argues for timely Greek games while urging Sophomores to challenge Freshmen in 1906 1907.
Fragment discusses using courts and potential complications if courts are unused and neighborly sentiments linger. It weighs avoiding enforcement against broader consequences and contemplates actions others might take.
The affirmative won last Friday afternoon, suggesting debates aid training in argumentation. The result may reflect the position’s strength or the presenters’ skill, but the judgment appears fair and indicative of honest thinking by the club.
At the annual meeting on November 7 the College Entrance Examination Board amended its constitution to admit colleges nationwide. Future secondary school representatives may be elected by multiple associations. Officers elected for next year include Chairman Butler and Vice-Chairman Tyler, with an executive committee led by Crane Wooley and Croswell. The board announced examiners for 94 subjects, listing Chief Examiners. Botany chief is William Francis Ganong of Smith College.
The article names faculty across chemistry, drawing, English, modern languages, geography, German, Greek, history, Latin, mathematics, physics and romance languages at several universities. It also states examination application deadlines for the College Entrance Board: New England and nearby states by June 6 1904, elsewhere in the US and Canada by May 3 1904, outside US and Canada by May 16 1904, with late applications possible for a $5 fee plus regular charges.
A special meeting of the class of 1904 is planned for Monday November 12 at 12:20 in the Senior Study.
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