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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1910
Page
4
A Barnard Bulletin reader defends 1913 juniors who had few seats at the Sophomore Show, explains downstairs seating allocations, and notes many juniors stood by entrances. A fellow student urges broader social ties to foster true college spirit and inclusivity among fresh(wo)men and upperclassmen.
The BuLLETIN urges grads and undergrads to attend the upcoming "Trelawny" performances on December 2 and 3, recalling Nouse Rules about rehearsals and stressing that absence at evening rehearsals weakens the show’s success. The Junior Show Committee signs off, thanking friends, the press club, and dorm residents for backing the production.
The Bar nard Philosophy Club held its first regular meeting on Wednesday November 16 with President Evelyn Dewey presiding. An afternoon session is set for Thursday December 1 featuring informal talks by Dr Montague and tea in the Undergrad study with new members joining.
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