Barnard Bulletin Reports New Song Practice and Exchange Policy
The Barnard Bulletin notes a first college song practice held by Silver Bay girls and outlines future outdoor and interclass singing plans. It also announces a tax shift at the Exchange, requiring sellers to pay one cent per ten cents sold, with instructions for bringing items to room 208 and marking goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shall
Ada Muller
Ellen O’gorman
Mabel Peterson
Marguerite Strauss
Louise Tattersall
Exchange
Students' Exchange Reopens and Appoints Helpers
On Monday October 8 the Students' Exchange was reopened. The following girls promised to help: Irma Alexander, Martha Hoermann, Jessie Houston, Maud Klein, Mary Maxon, Agnes Mar-.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma Alexander
Martha Hoermann
Jessie Houston
Maud Klein
Mary Maxon
Agnes Mar
Books Added to the Library
A list of new acquisitions including Bilderbuch ohne bilder by H C Anderson Bilderbuch, Physics part 1 by H S Carhart, Grammatica stor ica della lingua italiana by Fortunato Demattio, Commentaries on Catullus by Robinson Ellis, Socialism by Robert Flint, Progress and Poverty by Henry George, Six Lectures on German Thought by Karl Hillebrand, Irving's Sketch Book, Doré dessins for La Sainte Bible in two volumes, Golden Treasury by F T Palgrave, Maria Stuart by Schiller, Roman Poets of the Augustan Age by W Y Sellar, Kinship and Marriage in Early Arabia by W R Smith, Law Relating to Factories and Workshops by Tennant and Davies, Syntax of Attic Greek by F E Thompson, Latin Poetry by R Y Tyrrell, and the 1905 Annual Report of the Commissioner of the U S Labor Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint
Robert
George
Henry
Hillebrand
Karl
Irving
Washington
Palgrave
F. T
Schiller
Maria Stuart
Sellar
W. Y
Virgil
Smith
W. R
Arabia
Tennant & Davies
Thompson
Barnard Union appoints committees and managers
The Barnard Union names committees for Membership and Program with student leaders Agnes Miller Anne Carroll Marjorie Eastman Jennie Wylie and Agnes Ernst Florence Wolff Florence Wyeth Jo Prahl becomes business manager after Anne Carroll resigns with Helen Carter as assistant manager.
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Barnard
Agnes Miller
Anne Carroll
Marjorie Eastman
Jennie Wylie
Agnes Ernst
Florence Wolff
Florence Wyeth
Jo Prahl
the Bear
Helen Carter
Rand School Opens in New York City With Socialist Courses
Barnard students learn that University instructors Franklin H. Giddings and Charles A. Beard have enrolled in classes at the Rand School of Social Science, a new socialist school that opened October 2 in lower New York. Ninety students enrolled, about seventy attending Giddings’s Wednesday class, drawn from East Side readers. The school offers courses on socialism history ethics political and social science economic theory and public speaking. As the first of its kind in the city its progress will attract interest among supporters of social study.
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Barnard
Franklin H. Giddings
Charles A. Beard
Rand School of Social Science
Gidding
East Side
New York City
Juniors Entertain Freshmen With 1910 Campus Fair
On Friday October 12 juniors hosted the first college party of 1910. A county fair in the gym featured tents and rustic refreshments while vaudeville in the theatre offered songs by Laura Armstrong Margot Golde and Josephine Prahl a recitation by Alice Herschfield and a hypnotic powers spoof by Helen Low and Florence Wolff The event closed with college songs sung by the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samson
Laura Armstrong
Margot Golde
Josephine Prahl
Alice Herschfield
Helen Low
Florence Wolff
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Barnard Bulletin
Acnes Miter
Managing Editors
Sophie P. Woodman
Helen Loeb
May Ingalls
Tredwell
Helen Cooley
Margaret H. Bailey
Mary C. R. Reardon
Ae Clairette Armstrong
Dorothea Eltzner
Barnard College
Columbia Univ
Broadway
119Th Street
Silver Bay
Sophie Woodman
Fiske Hall
Brinkerhoff
Milbank Court
Anderson
H. C
Bilderbuch Ohne Bilder
Carhart
H. S
Demattio, Fortunato
Grammatica Storica Della Lingua Italiana
Ellis, Robinson
Catullus
Barnard Union
Tiffany & Co
Firth Avenue
New York
THE
Rand School
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