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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1913
Page
4
Louise Walker argues for unifying numerous inactive clubs into a single large society with committees. She proposes one presidency and shared dues to streamline leadership and reduce conflicts. The aim is centralized entertainments and lectures, increasing participation and college spirit.
A suggestion for a bridge party to raise money for building funds and other charities. The writer muses about a dancing event afterward and notes possible self organizing by committees or a class if the theatre cannot accommodate all. They question whether cards are permitted at Barnard and compare to chapel inclusion.
Notice informs that six lectures on Human Genetics will be given by Professors Crampton and Giddings from a biological and sociological view. Lectures occur in Brinckerhoff Theatre on Mondays and Wednesdays at 4 PM starting October 13, with juniors and seniors invited as auditors. Dean V C Gildersleeve.
The guardian asks the finder to return two films lent to a girl last spring at the County Fair. He notes owning the same Kodak make and requests release of responsibilities. Address: Eona F. AStruck Locker 207 Jr. Study.
The first Y W C A Student Forum met at the theatre on October 8 with Miss Patchin guiding the Silver Bay Echo session. Emma Seipp was unanimously elected secretary to fill Helen Cruger’s vacancy, and speakers included Katherine Fox on the conference atmosphere and Anna Kong on Oriental girls.
The Rev. Thomas C. Hall of Union Theological Seminary spoke at Monday chapel on October 6. He urged students that education comes from peer associations as well as faculty and administration, and emphasized efficiency for women entering new fields while setting high standards in daily tasks.
The first regular meeting of La Société Francaise was held yesterday with Miss Thomas presiding. A féte for Freshmen was decided for the next social meeting with date to be announced. Miss Fernstrom and Miss Gianella were elected members.
Students who submitted laboratory notebooks or drawings for entrance examinations must call for them in room 310 East Hall at the earliest convenience. Any notebooks or drawings not claimed within one year of submission will be destroyed. Adam Leroy Jones, Chairman of Committee on Undergraduate Admission.
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