Barnard Women Asked How Many Could Live in Dormitory
The BULLETIN asks Barnard College undergraduates to send names of those who could live in a dormitory. Editors note survey aims for approximate percentages, acknowledging bulletin boards are often ignored and urging prompt, conscientious responses for next issue.
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Barnard College
Temporary Barnard dormitory plea echoed by 1904 student
Jean Dunsar Egelston writes that Barnard girls recall Fiske Hall as a dormitory center and urges a temporary home for Barnard students while a permanent building is planned. She argues a temporary dorm would sustain college life, with Whittier Hall unable to replace it and alumni support essential.
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Fiske Hall
Bar- Letin
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Friends of
Jean Dunsar Egleston
Woman's University Orchestra Holds First Meeting
The Woman's University Orchestra invites members to its first meeting at 4 PM Tuesday November 21 in Room 608 Mines Building. Students should bring instruments and may sign up at the office if not already registered.
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