Barnard Bulletin Editor List and Subscription Info
The Barnard Bulletin page lists managing editors and associate editors including Elsa Alsberg Edith G Van Ingen Annie F Fisher Frances Hope Purdon Faith Chipperfield Caroline D Harl Edith Somborn. Subscription rate is one year six dollars per year and mailing price details are requested.
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Elsa Alsberg
Edith G. van Ingen
Annie F. Fisher
Frances Hope Purdon
Faith Chipperfield
Caroline D. Harl
Edith Somborn
Milbank Quadrangle replaces West Field in town naming
The new land across the street officially bears the name Milbank Quadrangle, replacing the familiar but incorrect label West Field. Trustees decree and local sentiment urge residents to adopt Milbank Quadrangle and forget the older term.
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West Field
Milbank Quadrangle
Milbank
Editorial Board Changes Announced at College Paper
The resignation of Cecil Dorrian and Lily Murray from the Board of Editors is announced. Faith Chipperfield is elected Assistant Business Manager and Frances Hope Purdon is re elected as Associate Editor.
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Cecil Dorrian
Lily $. Murray
Faith Chipperfield
Frances Hope Purdon
Barnard Chorus Aims for Philharmonic Concert This Season
The Barnard Chorus begins work early under leader Hinrichs with new music and hopes to perform at the Columbia Philharmonic concert. In past years it has assisted at musicales and hosted a joint concert with Columbia that raised a substantial sum. Support and cooperation of all interested girls are urged.
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Barnard Chorus
Hinrichs
Columbia Philharmonic
Columbia
Lectures on Fundamental Problems of Philosophy Schedule
The series opens September 28 with President Butler. Lectures by Ormond of Princeton, Rogers of Butler, Marshall of New York, Albee of Cornell, and Chrysostom of Manhattan follow on specific autumn and winter dates. Additional speakers include Royce, Munsterberg, and Dewey. Lectures are open to the public. free tickets available from the University Secretary.
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Butler
Ormond
Princeton University
Schermerhorn
Rogers
Butler College
Henry Rutgers Marshall
New York City
Albee
Cornell University
Brother Chrysostom
Manhattan
Royce and Munsterberg
Harvard University
Dewey
University of Chicago
Students' Exchange Seeks Jobs for Women at College
The Students' Exchange reports strong college support and good book transfer business. It invites girls to work in embroidery, fudge making, jellies, cake, or typewriting and clerical tasks. Interested parties may contact the Committee or leave notes at the office door. Committee members include Jeannette Wick, May Parker, Lily Murray, and Alice Haskell.
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Jeannette Wick
May Parker
Lily Murray
Alice Haskell
Meeting of 1904 appoints senior and song committee members
At a 1904 class meeting held on Thursday October 1 Edith Van Ingen was appointed senior member of the Self governing Committee and Helen Erskine was named a member of the Committee on Class Songs.
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Edith van Ingen
Helen Erskine
Chapel schedule set with 12:30 theatre service
Chapel will be held this year at 12 30 in the theatre with no speakers announced yet. Outside speakers will appear from time to time.
1905 Notes President appoints Alice Smith to Self government Committee
The President of 105 has appointed Alice Smith as the junior member of the Self government Committee.
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Alice Smith
1905 Class Hosts 1907 Class Monday at Four
The 1905 class will entertain the 1907 class Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock in the theatre.
Deutscher Kreis Schedule Election Meeting
The Deutscher Kreis will meet Tuesday at 12 30 in the Thesis Room. Old members are urged to attend as officers for the coming year are to be elected.
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Deutscher Kreis
First Woman Professor Appointed at Columbia Barnard
The Board of Trustees of Columbia appoints Dr. Margaret E. Maltby as adjunct Professor of Physics at Barnard marking the first time a woman holds a professorship. Her education includes Oberlin College, MIT, Göttingen, and Clark University. she has taught at Barnard and in high schools and has held research posts at the Reichsanstalt in Charlottenberg.
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Board of Trustees
Columbia
Margaret E. Maltby
Barnard
Maltby
Oberlin College
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Göttingen
Nerush
Physikalischtechnisch Reichsanstalt
Charlottenberg
Kohlrausch
Alumnae Notes Highlight Departures and Engagements
Miss Jeanette Bliss Gillespy resigns as English instructor at Vassar and sails to Italy for the winter. Her poetry collection The Eastward Road is published. Florence Cheesman and Ethel Wilcox both work in university offices, Gulielma Alsop plans a physiology course return, and Margaret Jones announces her engagement to Leclauché Moen of Columbia 1903.
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Jeanette Bliss Gillespy
Vassar
Italy
Florence Cheesman
Ethel Wilcox
Gulielma Alsop
Margaret Jones
Leclauché Moen
Colombia
Mandolin Club Notice Opens This Week
The Barnard Mandolin Club begins its work this week with a first meeting set for Wednesday October 7 at 1 PM in Room 12g A large and prompt attendance is desired.
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Barnard Mandolin Club
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Managing Editors
Caroline Lexow
Helen W. Cooley
Emilie J. Hutchinson
Theodora Curtis
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