Barnard Bulletin praises improved singing and chapel choir
The Barnard Bulletin notes a favorable reception of Thursday's undergraduate singing practice and credits a recent turnaround in Barnard's singing spirit. It urges continued effort, highlights benefits of a chapel choir, and expects sustained improvement and courtesy toward visitors.
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College dues strict policy shocks student body
The Executive Committee adopted a resolution requiring timely dues payment for joining a society or subscribing to a publication or face delinquency posting. The editor argues that neglect and overlong membership lists harm organizations and place undue burden on officers and labor.
Opening Chapel Singing Draws Critical Boilerplate
In a BULLETIN note we criticized the chapel singing at the opening ceremony and admitted greater delight in the task of commenting. The brief remarks reflect the paper’s stance on campus events and tone.
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Alumni Honoree Donates Dictionary to Brooks Hall Reading Room
The class of 1902 with Mrs Annie Nathan Meyer provides a copy of the Standard Dictionary to Brooks Hall Reference Reading Room. Shelves are nearly empty and the gift is deeply appreciated by the class and the institution.
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Annie Nathan Meyer
Brooks Hall
Barnard Hosts Weekend Conference on Missions
Barnard College plans a two day conference on missions organized by the YWCA. Students will hear speakers noted for expertise in missionary work and broad culture. The event aims to inform and engage Barnard's next generation of leaders in universal mission work.
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Brooks Hall Resident Conduct Rules
The notice restricts Brooks Hall residents from going to supper after theatre and requires being home at 10 30. Library visits at night are prohibited and callers must depart by 10 30.
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Additions to the Library list of classic works and critics
A catalog of new library acquisitions including Hart edited American Nation volumes, Poe works, Merimee Chronicles, Eliot Scenes from Clerical Life, Carlyle Sartor Resartus, Dodge Hannibal, Sheridan School for Scandal, Strong Roman sculpture, Livy books, Julius Caesar works, Topography of Athens, Homer Odyssey, Topography of Ancient Rome, and related Latin pronoun studies.
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