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Barnard Bulletin weekly publication details list managing editors Frances Belcher Elsa Alsberg and Carita Spencer with business staff Theodora Curtis Amy Loveman and Sadie F. Nones along with Caroline Lexow Emilie Hutchinson. Subscription rate is one year five dollars sent to Barnard College Columbia University NY.
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Barnard Seeks Return of Experienced Basketball Players
With a growing freshman class Barnard highlights eager new clubs while urging last year’s basketball players to return for weekly practice. Two hours weekly under a competent instructor could build a strong college team, offering physical benefit and relief from study.
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Barnard Bulletin Editorial Policy Note
Barnard Bulletin notes editors publish letters but do not assume responsibility for expressed sentiments.
Wear College Gowns and Mortarboards at Functions
To the Editor the writer urges students to wear caps and gowns at college functions citing practicality convenience and dignity. He notes the aid tea as an example and argues gowns would prevent dress conflicts and streamline transitions after lectures.
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Philharmonic Society Appeals for Barnard Students Support
The Philharmonic Society at Columbia seeks Barnard and Teachers College students to join as two ticket associate members for the 1901-02 season. With 25 active memoirs now and plans to grow to 30, the orchestra performs three times: Barnard Theatre on December 20 and May 2, and Mendelssohn Hall on March 4. Associates receive two tickets per event for one dollar, payable by December 20, with rehearsals and dances at Barnard open to associates and active members only.
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Senior class social meeting announced for December 13
Notice states a social meeting of the Senior class will be held Friday December 13 at 3 30 in the Theatre. The committee of arrangements includes Chairman Miss Alsberg Miss Earle Miss Durant Miss Naumburg and Miss Shaen.
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Notice for Barnard societies to pay for Mortarboard representation
All student societies and organizations at Barnard must submit their committees officers and members for Mortarboard representation with a payment of one dollar per page before November 27. Societies that do not comply cannot be represented. Clare Maclleron Howard Editor in Chief.
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Initiation at Sherry's for Iota Chapter Gam ma Phi Beta
At a Muncheon on Saturday November 16 at Sherry's the Iota Chapter of Gam ma Phi Beta was initiated by the New York Alumnae Chapter. Twenty three old members welcomed ten Barnard College newcomers including Peters Dutcher Leibert Ian Case Kimball Waugh Holt Carpenter Elleau and Cook. Dutcher represented Barnard at the National convention in Baltimore.
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Tennis Tournament Notice Restring Offer Draws Attention
A New York tennis basket company offers free restringing for the singles champion and each doubles winner in the ongoing tennis tournament. This sponsorship highlights sponsor support and adds value to the competition.
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The Southern Club Holds First Meeting
The Southern Club began with a meeting on Wednesday November 20. Officers elected include President Miss Glenn 1904 Vice president Miss Allen 1905 Secretary and Treasurer Miss McKenney 1902. Members listed include Misses G Allen Berkeley Byrne Fitch Glenn Hill Hunt Lee McKenney Rheinstein Trimble.
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Thanksgiving Donations For Settlement House Box
Donations of books papers magazines groceries vegetables and other useful articles are welcomed for the Thanksgiving box sent by Barnard to the Settlement House at 95 Rivington Street. A large packing box is in the basement for contributions near the cloak room and can be given to any vice-elector. Chapter offices listed include Graduate elector Louise B Lockwood 95 Student elector May Johnson 03 Secretary Mary Harrison 03 Vice-electors Elsa Alsberg Jeannette Seibert 02 Ethel M Pool Elsbeth Kroeber 03 Katherine Doty May Parker 04 Margie Hoffman Ellen Hunter 05 May A Johnson Student Elector.
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History of Art Class Forms at Barnard led by Miss Edith Very
A history of art class is being formed at Barnard with Miss Edith Very as leader. She teaches at Brearley and Ossining schools and has an art diploma from Teachers College. The course includes weekly lectures and museum visits, costs $5, open to all students, aiming to establish a regular department course.
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