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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1906
Page
3
The Undergraduate Association meets on October 11 to adopt a revised report. It approves bi monthly song practice on the second and fourth Thursdays, creates a two member per class supervising committee, and imposes a 10 cent fine for absences. Marguerite Newland elected Self Government delegate.
A three person committee formed to draft rules for Barnard girls in Marimpol Court reported Friday evening. The regulations require quiet after 10 30 PM and that a student must be out of the building by 8 PM or obtain the matron’s permission for overnight absences.
The 1907 class held its first regular business meeting on October 4 at noon. Elizabeth Lord became SCAT treasurer, replacing Louise Rapp who resigned. Lottie Oesterlein was elected Undergraduate Association sub treasurer, and Anna Gold hoop was named Freshman Entertainment Committee chair. Transferred members retain privileges except hold office. Tea follows at four each Wednesday in the senior study.
At a special meeting October 8 the class of 1908 elected the Junior Show committee with Irma Alexander as chairman and Florence Ernst Dorothea Eltzner Elizabeth Fox Jessie Houston and Florence Wolff as members.
Olga Lee chairs the Sophomore Play Committee with Helen Hoyt Mark Swenson Sara Rome Hannah Falk and Florence Wyeth as ex officio. The play will be staged on Friday and Saturday November 9 and 10.
Maud Penrose has been elected to serve as temporary chairman of the freshman class for 1910 until November.
At the Fall meeting on October 3 Harriet Fox and Dorothy McCann were elected Freshman tennis and basketball committee members. Lockers in Barnard Gymnasium will be reserved for tennis players only. others may use Thompson Gymnasium. All basketball games shift to Thompson Gymnasium with women's rules.
Romola Lyon and Floyd Yates Keeter wed June 27 1906 in a yearbook style notice. Others include Lucy Kimbury Richards Hubbell September 2 1906 and Grace de Hart Greene September 29 1906. Engagements announced for Florence Wolf and Morris Brill Irma Jellenik and Vivian Green. Some alumni teach at St Agatha’s School while Senta Herrmann pursues a philosophy master’s.
After a two year overseas journey Professor Shotwell is welcomed back to Barnard. He spent time in England with the London Times and the Encyclopaedia Britannica project, in France at the Sorbonne and related schools, in Rome with the American and French schools, and studied at Heidelberg. He will share experiences at Barnard Union meetings.
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