Barnard College Bulletin November 26 1919
Barnard Bulletin volume twenty four number nine monthly college publication lists editors and staff with addresses and office, notes mailing rates and post office classification, and records publication date and contact details for Barnard College affiliated with Columbia University New York.
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New York
N. Y
Barnard Bulletin
Barnard College
Columbia University
Broadway
119Th Street
Dean Announces Special Office Hours For Students
The dean revives limited office hours to aid students with access. From 11 30 to 12 30 on Mondays and Fridays students may use the private side door to the inner office in arrival order. Other hours are listed for consultations and emergencies may prompt special appointments.
Departmental Honors Candidacy Deadlines for 1919 1920
Announcement for Departmental Honors requires students to confer with the department and file a candidacy in writing with the Registrar by December 10, 1919. Blanks available December 1–10, 1919, before 4 PM. and at least 6 points in the honors subject must be earned.
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Inex
Earle
Committee On Honors
Dissolution of the A A debated by readers
In a letter to the editor Madeleine E Lehmann defends loyalists who dissented from the dissolution policy. She argues lack of sportsmanship mars the move and says the Physical Education Department should be spared from the controversy while affirming the need for proper fellowship and cooperation.
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A.A
Madeleine E. Lehmann
Broadway Dormitory News Teas and Vesper Service
Miss Dorothy Thomas hosted a social hour reading Shaws Androcles and the Lion for the dormitory. A tea for the Evens is planned, with weekly teas continuing in the winter session. An ata dance is scheduled at Earle and its friends Hall on December 6. The regular Vesper Service met Thursday at 7 30 led by Marion Tyndall.
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Dorothy Thomas
Shaws “Androcles and the Lion
Ata
Earle
Marion Tyndall
Column Policy Note on Signed Contributions
Newspaper column states all items must bear full author name in print and that editors do not assume responsibility for opinions. It notes initials or numerals may be used if the writer chooses.
Episcopalians Host Evening of Music and Plays
Barnard T C and Columbia Episcopalian groups met at Earl Hall Wednesday night with Bishop Burch and Chaplain Knox speaking on church work. The program included mandolin club performances, two solos, and rival plays The Perils of Prom and The Follies of Whittier Hall. Barnard won a Columbia prize box of candy and TC won prizes of lollypops. refreshments and dancing followed the Come Back Club event.
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Barnard
T.C
Columbia
Earl Hall
Burch
Knox
Mandolin Club
Isabel Rathborne
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Board OF Editors
Dorothy Butler
Bertha Wallerstein
M. Marks
A. MacMahon
L. Andrews
Kk. Brosnan
F. Marratt
J. Rathborne
Ruth R. Jones
M. Metcalf
A. Jones
L. Rissland
C. Shea
M. Costello
B Whyte
H. Prince
M. ‘Trusler
E. Brooks
ID. McGrayne
M. Gerday
Broadway Dormitory News
Episcopalian Party
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