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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1906
Page
1
The Class of 1905 sends heartfelt thanks to the Class of 1907 for dedicating the Mortarboard to them and praises the original shared gesture. The message expresses pride in the friendship spanning their college years and wishes continued success for the Mortarboard.
Strictly in Advance outlines a plan to submit student regulations to the Undergraduate Association for a veto. The change would give undergraduates a collective protest tool while requiring the council to reconsider measures, aligning campus governance with democratic ideals.
Upperclass girls’ warm reception of new students this year at the college displayed strong college spirit in a charming courteous manner. The effort reflects positive morale and fellowship among the campus community.
A note credits an unknown friend with greatly aiding the freshman during the first day of college, describing the gesture as appreciated and valuable to the entering class.
Field Day honors list B class winners include Marion Wilson 1908 Irma Seeligman 1906 Fannie Rosenfelder 1909 Florence Wyeth 1909 Helen Williams 1906. Numeral winners in Field Sports include Edith Ferns 1908 Anna Ver Plank 1909 Helen Williams 1906 Jessie Houston 1909. Tennis class champion Julia Tiffany. Herlinda G. Smithers secretary of the Athletic Association.
Notice states the 1905 1906 Barnard Bear subscription list will be kept unless a notice is filed with Josephine A Prahl 08 Assistant Business Manager Locker No 168 Junior Study before October.
Barnard College sent a delegation for College Day activities with colors and songs. A photo of the Barnard group is on display in the Bulletin room. The college could not form a basketball team for the series and canceled the boat race due to stormy lake. Smith won the tennis tournament.
Barnard College hosts Bible and Mission Study classes for YWCA members. The Life of Christ with Miss Janet McCook leads Mondays at 12:30, Devotional Bible Study for undergraduates Wednesdays at 12:45, and Mission Study on Thursdays at 12:25 with Leaders Eleanor Harris and Margaret Otheman. Eight to ten sessions per course with a second-semester Missionary Biography course. All Barnard undergraduates invited. bulletins will announce first meetings.
The Young Women's Christian Association appoints Eleanor Harris of Women College of Baltimore as Student Secretary for the year 1906. She will have regular office hours and welcomes meetings with the girls once settled.
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