English Women at Cambridge Colleges Girton and Newnham
Miss Margaret Maltby describes life at Cambridge women’s colleges for a sabbatical year 1909-10. She notes the river Cam, the Backs gardens, city versus country colleges, and women’s mature study focus in physics and mathematics.
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Margaret Maltby
Barnard Physics Department
Cambridge
Cavendish Laboratory
Sir Joseph Thomson
Miss Maltby
Girton
Newnham
Broadway
116Th St
University
Newnham College
America
Student Council Debates Club Formation and Press Club Rules
The Student Council met on Friday November 18 and discussed forming a Mathematics Club at Barnard. It advised forming it like the Greenish Club while reserving final decision. Recommendations to the Press Club were proposed: formal membership procedure Officers to be undergraduates each member limited to one paper membership restricted to undergraduates and graduates of one year. Junior Ball discussions continued with plans to meet the Ball Committee on expense reductions.
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Foury
Girton
Newnham
Cambridge
Miss Maltby
America
Oxford
England
Italian Lakes
Italy
Roosevelt
Student Council
Barnard
Miss Hamburger
Press Club
Barnard Alumnae Elects Officers by Sealed Ballot
The Associate Alumnae of Barnard College met October 29 1910 in the Theatre with about one hundred attendees. Officers elected include President Miss Alice G. Chase Corresponding Secretary Mrs A D Compton Treasurer Miss Ruth B Howe and Director Miss Marguerite Newland.
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Barnard College
Alice G. Chase
A. D. Compton
Igor
Ruth B. Howe
Marguerite Newland
Association
H. D. Miller
Eva S. Potter
Barnard
Carita Spencer