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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1903
Page
1
A terse catalog lists associate editors Elsa Alsberg and Edith G. Van Ingen among alumni members, with year markers 1902 to 1906 for Annie Fisher Frances Purdon Caroline Hall Edith Somborn, indicating a dated newsroom or university archival roster.
November 23 1903 note that women’s basketball enthusiasm has waned with only freshmen attending practice while seniors juniors and sophomores show little participation. Athletic Association hopes for inter class games but needs wider senior and upperclass support.
City papers report illness at Barnard and other eastern colleges. The text notes an epidemic claim, but states the Barnard fever is not typhoid and details were unclear in the fragment.
Formerly healthy students form diverse clubs with catchword names and lax membership rules. A Sentiment Club demands at least one love affair, while a Ku Klux Klan club vows to supply fudge to the Mortarboard Editors, provoking a wry smile.
The Association of Colleges and Preparatory Schools of the Middle States and Maryland holds sessions Friday and Saturday after Thanksgiving in Earl Hall Auditorium. Key talks include The Elective System in Secondary Schools and The Length of the College Course, with Remsen delivering a presidential address. The event closes with a Saturday noon business meeting and a reception at Barnard College.
Dr. Wilford L. Robbins dean of the General Theological Seminary New York City will preach the baccalaureate sermon to the university's graduating class next June.
A brief note outlines proposed designs and cost estimates for heraldic engravings, book plates, and related decorative elements. The document references potential motifs, metalwork techniques, and production steps for creating personalized emblems.
Miss Lockwood described the need to supplement public schools with college settlement efforts to Americanize emigrants. She cited a German-learning incident and urged scientific study only for strong motives, thanking Rivington Street visitors for inspiring, with a membership rise to 49 and officers listed.
The Trustees appoint the editors for 1904 with Brant Matthews as Editor-in-Chief. Other editors include F J E Woodbridge, James B Scott, F S Lee, J Bogert, Munroe Smith, G R Carpenter, Bashford Dean, A D F Hamlin, Mortimer Jar, and Paul Mo.
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