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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1915
Page
3
Free admission for students on October 6 to 16 from 11 A.M. to 2 P.M. and 2 to 6 P.M. Students exchange coupons for tickets at the box office for 10 cents before 6 P.M. Coupons available at the Spectator office. A Prize Essay Contest will be held again with circulars at the Students Booth for Columbia students.
The Barnard A A held a packed Tuesday noon meeting led by Gladys Pearson and chaired by the hockey chair Margaret King. Plans included Field Day October 30 with a track meet style event and an athletic rally in spring for banners numerals and B’s.
In a regular October 8 meeting the Junior Class elected Amanda Schulte as cheerleader Sylvia Hecht as Chairman of the Decoration Committee Claire Patterson as Recording Secretary Katherine Wainwright resigned with regret Rabette Deutsch and Rose Grey also resigned from Mortarboard and the board may appoint replacements Lucy Karr called for Mortarboard drawings An amendment to the constitution about specials was read for consideration
The Bulletin corrects an error from the last issue noting Sarah Butler earned Phi Beta Kappa, not Bernheim. It cites 1916 Decoration Committee as proof of efficient planning. details show a well arranged senior study with cretonne basketwork, in place light shades, hung pictures, nearly finished sofa, two ferns, and lockers’ names to be printed on uniform cards in an esthetic brown.
The Dartmouth Jack O Lantern will publish an issue devoted to girls colleges. Barnard girls may submit ink sketches to F Sterling Wilson Dartmouth Tack O Lantern Hanover NH. See notice on bulletin board.
A Wednesday supper at The Lion of the Borch Rand School of Social Science marked the Intercollegiate Socialist Society’s tenth birthday. Over 100 members attended, with speeches by officers and friends including Harry Sadler, Phelps Stokes, Owen R Lovejoy, and Florence Kells.
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