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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1911
Page
4
President Butler addresses students after the prayer and hymn words by Mrs. Jalcott trustee, urging joy in study and unity in the academic life. He likens campus spirit to gravity, stressing collective effort and growth for the year ahead.
Dean Gildersleeve spoke to Barnard’s Freshman Class in Brinkerhoff Theatre on Friday. She welcomed students on behalf of the college and faculty and urged independence, moderation, and a democratic spirit while acknowledging leadership roles among the class.
Barnard College alumnae updates list Laura Bennett teaching Latin and history at Danbury High School in Connecticut. Margaret Hart, married to Edward Kellogg Strong Jr, will move to 124 Audubon Ave after October 15 as Dr Strong lectures at Columbia and Mrs Strong assists in experimental psychology at Barnard. Other notes include engagements, appointments, and career moves for several alumnae such as Agnes Denike, Dean Smith, Nessa Cohen sculpting a bronze piece, Anna Holm, Abby Leland, Natalie Thorne, and May A Johnson with roles at Barnard School, Columbia University, and various cities.
Adelphi Academy announces Mary D Hall 1902 engaged to Mr John E Bates. The wedding is planned for November.
A letter to the editor urges Barnard College students to support city stores by buying books and goods from advertisers in campus publications. The writer notes heedlessness of students harms business managers and asks committees to consider advertising estimates to ease future burdens.
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