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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1915
Page
1
Editors and staff listed for yearbook masthead
The entry provides a roster of editors and staff for the yearbook including Editor-in-Chief Ciro T. Wess and Business Manager Ton P. Roir with multiple managing, associate, and assistant editors across several class years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciro T. Wess
Ton P. Roir
Notice of Second Class Matter Registration
Entered as second class matter October 21st 1908 at the Post Office New York N Y under the Act of March 3rd 1897.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N. Y
The New Building Gift Sparks College Progress
The Bulletin thanks Mr Schiff for a generous gift that funds a gymnasium lunch room and studies for a women’s college. The community benefits as education for women grows, with renewed work ahead to utilize the new Students' Building effectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schiff
Bulletin
College plans urged for Barnard building use
The piece calls for concrete planning as a new Barnard building moves from discussion to action. It questions compulsory gym four years, religious activities use, social life adjustments, and how to best utilize the facility following Mr Schiff’s gift, inviting opinions for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Thompson Gymnasium
Elizabethan Pageant Dancing Class Opens Auditions
Alumnae news notes marriages and births in 1911 era society. Louise Selkcrest Greenawalt wed Emery George Wingerber of Erie Benn. George Harris Wolfson born to Naomi Harris and George M. Wolfson on August 10. Dorothy Hammett born to Vera Dorothy Hammett on September 26. Dancing committee announces English Folk Dancing class starting October 16 at 9 in Thompson Gym, meeting Saturdays 9 to 10 under Helen Smith with assistants Kraus and Papavian. Juniors and seniors only. entry through Helen Smith. Open to those who read music, with $10 payment for accompanist. Ruth Salom notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Selkcrest Greenawalt
Emery George Wingerber
Erie
Benn
George Harris Wolfson
George M. Wolfson
Naomi Harris
Dorothy Hammett
Alfred DuMaed Hammett
Vera Dorothy’ Hosen
Thompson Gymnasium
Helen Smith
Geraldine Kraus
Ellen Papavian
Committee On
Ruth Salom
Taft to Speak at Columbia Institute of Arts and Sciences
The Institute of Arts and Sciences at Columbia University invites the public to a year of lectures on music art literature philosophy government and social science with Ex President Taft among the speakers October 12 described as one of many notable talks. The program lists fifty five social science lectures and six on household economics with no entrance requirements beyond a membership fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Institute of Arts and Sciences of Columbia Universty
American People's Theatre season 1915 16 lineup announced
The American People's Theatre presents a season of plays by Bjornson Hauptman Hoffmansthal Dreiser Pinski Ibsen Wilde Akins and Tschechov with performances starting November 23 and continuing monthly through May. Membership cards and stamps may be available at Barnard if demand is high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AM Can People’s Theatre
American People’s Theatre
Kimahuel Reicher
Modern Stags
Bjornstjerne Bjornson
Gerhart Hauptman
Madonna Dianora
Hugo von Hoffmansthal
Theodore Dreiser
King
David Pinski
Rosmersholm
Henrik Ibsen
Darwin
Finger of God
Noble Lord
Percival Wilde
Zoe Akins
Uncle Vaiya
Anton Tschechov
Barnard
Undergraduate President Sets Weekly Office Hours
The Undergraduate President holds office hours Monday to Friday from 11 to 12 to allow undergraduates to seek help discuss plans submit proposals or offer criticism. No hours on Saturday.
Dean's Annual Report Now Available at Library
The Dean's Annual Report has just been published and will be in the Library for anyone to review.
Jewish Forum Invites Barnard Students for New Year
The Jewish Forum of Teachers' College opened with welcome from Prof. Richard Gottheil and President. A.Dushlin outlined plans for the year and a Bible study course at the Jewish Theological Seminary will credit two points. Next meeting on Tuesday October 12 at 12:05 in room 215. Dr. Henry Leipziger to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewish Forum of
Teachers’ College
Richard Gottheil
A. Dushlin
Jewish Theological Seminary
T. C
Barnard
Henry Leipziger
New York
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Dorothy Bionper
Jraxxe Jacony
Epita Grossmann
Doris Mavon
Eliore Sacus
Eusiz Oaking
Eniza Maravess
Basette Deutscu
Marcaret Mosis
Columbia University
Broadway
119Th Street
Mondray
Alumnae News
Institute of Arts and Sciences
T. C. Jewish Forum
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