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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1914
Page
4
A satirical column jokes about college life including Tommy the college cat banished to the Board of Health, plans for adding and dropping courses, lunch room etiquette changes, a coppery cost of meals, a new song 1918, and the Humorous Department's antics.
The Undergraduate President Frena Kirchley outlines proposed reforms to the Student Council and Executive Committee. The plan suggests incorporating Student Council as a committee of the Undergraduate Association, making it both legislative and judicial, with the Executive Committee handling administration and funding votes by the Undergraduate Treasurer.
Brooks Hall welcomed new residents with a program led by Miss Marion Kelley. Beulah Amidon delivered an anti suffrage speech, followed by songs by Eleanor Hubbard and Louise Talbot, two Nan Norris monologues, and a shadow-picture wry drama “In the Bullets Wake.” The event closed with Barnard style dancing and refreshments.
Ruth Salem opened the gathering as Hildegarde DieSchman was elected temporary chair man. Helen Holbrook became secretary and chairman of the Constitution Committee, with Freda Kirchwey, president of the Undergraduate Association, urging adherence to Barnard standards and the honor system, which was adopted unanimously.
At a Monday Board of Directors meeting officers for the first semester were elected: Chairman Louise Walker ’15, Secretary Margaret Carr ’15. Friday's meeting named two new Membership Committee members Juliette Steinthal ’16 and Emma Seipp ’16.
A campus rally is planned for next Wednesday to showcase athletic prowess. Athletes will compete in discus throwing, hurdling, relay races, high jumping, a hockey game, and enjoy refreshments amid strong enthusiasm.
The Press Club announces a reshuffle with graduation and resignations. Newly elected officers include Agnes M. Conklin of Brooklyn Daily Eagle as President and Edith Rowland of New York Tribune as Secretary, among members from ten publications.
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