Chapel Sermons Highlight Dean’s Addresses for College
The Dean spoke at both chapel services last week on subjects vital to the College. It is regretted that Friday’s speech cannot be printed for those unable to attend.
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1905
Page
3
College Loyalty A Message on True College Loyalty
A campus speaker explains that loyalty to the college goes beyond athletics and noise. True loyalty means steadfast belief, honest effort, and living by the college’s high standards, with intimate trust between students and faculty and a commitment to bettering the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hower
Mrs Sanders Remembered As Earnest Trustee Of Barnard College
Emily James Putnam recalls Mrs Sanders whose eight year tenure as Barnard College trustee began in 1896. She valued women’s training for good citizenship, combining seriousness with a gentle humor, patience, courtesy, and shrewd judgment.
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Barnard
Emily James Putnam
Undergraduates Elect New Secretary and Delegate
At a special Undergrad Association meeting Clairette Armstrong 1908 was elected secretary to fill a vacancy created by Eva Johnson’s resignation. Jean Disbrow 1907 was chosen as delegate to accompany Elizabeth Evans to the Bryn Mawr conference. Sympathies for Professor Earl’s death were voted to be sent to his family and published in the Bulletin.
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Clairette Armstrong
Eva Johnson
Jean Disbrow
Elizabeth Evans
Bryn Mawr
Earl
Mission Study Classes Announced By Episcopal Board
Dr. Lloyd announces Mission Study talks on October 16 in Room 139. Classes begin October 19 with two courses: Comparative Religions in Room 213 taught by Alice Draper os and Japan in Room 215 taught by May Parker 04. Draper outlines religions from Hinduism Buddhism Islam Confucianism toward a general comparison. Parker’s course outline to be posted in hall and studies.
Juniors Entertain Freshmen At Barnard College Event
A Barnard College event drew crowds from the freshmen and juniors to a theatre and gymnasium show featuring races with horses in stalls under guards. Bets were placed with bookmakers as tape race, sack race and three legged race winners earned blue ribbons amid side shows and an auction. Committee in charge included Jessie Cooke as chair and Katherine Smith Beat rice Herzfeld Lottie Oesterlein Eva Auer bach and Irene Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard College
Jessie Cooke
Katherine Smith
Beatrice Herzfeld
Lottie Oesterlein
Eva Auerbach
Irene Adams
The Barnard Bear Warns Authors to Produce Masterpieces
Barnard editors warn undergraduates that manuscripts are lacking and threaten to write articles themselves or enlist faculty to fill the gaps if authors do not soon submit their best work.
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Barnard Bear
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