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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1907
Page
4
A sundial recently installed on the terrace in Milbank Quadrangle is a gift from the 1907 last class day to the college. The brass dial and indicator are embedded in a stone base bearing the class motto Factis vota crescere audax.
The illustrated Barnard calendar lists a rating price of 85 cents, with a regular price of 75 cents. Checks or money orders should be made out to Sophie P. Woodman and sent to her address at 478 West 159th Street. The calendar is on sale at the Students’ Exchange.
At the first meeting held Oct. 17 the Classical Club elected Slanin Crowell 08 and Eleanor Huns on to the in committee.
An extension course in Library Economy directed by Miss Elizabeth Baldwin of Bryson Library has been announced by Teachers College faculty. The course meets Tuesdays and Fridays at four o'clock and trains students for librarianship in public, normal school and private libraries.
Daily events listed for Wednesday October 23 through Tuesday October 29 include lectures on physics and German social legislation by Dr. Leonhard, suffrage lecture at Earl Hall, chapel by Rev. David G Wylie, senior entertainment for freshmen, Class of 1903 meeting, and annual Alumni meeting at Theatre with Rev Joseph Silverman also noted.
The People’s Institute department of music and drama announces reduced rates for teachers, wage earners and students attending The Evangelist at the Knickerbocker Theatre. Prices include 25c for second balcony, 50c for first balcony, 50c for first balcony middle rows, and $1.00 for first balcony first three rows with eligibility via Miss Opdyke.
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