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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1905
Page
1
The Barnard Union announces new accommodations to ease the lunch-room crowd. Room 33 at the foot of the stairs opens for college use with an adjoining space to reduce the 12 o'clock congestion while larger changes are pursued.
The article notes collaborations with Smith, Wellesley, Bryn Mawr, and Vassar to fund fellowships. It asks if Barnard will match the effort in aiding the city through this program, with Smith pledging three years and Mrs Parsons hoping Barnard will join. Applications go to Miss Lillian, chair of the Award Committee.
Brandt outlines required information for applicants including line of work, past work, certificates of character and mental ability. Fellowship depends on residence. College Settlements are preferred but other suitable locations are acceptable. Fea and crackers were served afterward as attendees showed interest in the presentation.
At a special meeting of the class of 1908 on Monday November 20 Agnes Miller was elected Sophomore member of the Undergraduate Play Committee. Elizabeth Fox and Irma Alexander were appointed by the president to serve on the Undergraduate Tea Committee.
Critics describe Florence Wolff's Florence as improving across acts while Irma delivers strong city-to-country contrasts. Marguerite Newland and Dick Dowlas spark appeal though some leads lack spontaneity. Marguerite Strauss and Marion Crowell receive mixed reviews with others delivering uneven support.
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