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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1911
Page
1
The Barnard College students plan a stage show but face cramped venue spaces and poor ventilation. Critics urge a proper dressing room, better scene shifts, and upgraded backstage facilities to support a larger audience and smoother performance.
A reflective line about clinging to Brinckerhoff despite critics and the faculty’s disapproval, highlighting tension between ambition and standards in the arts pursuit.
Retort editor letter defends Barnard College song book against criticism in the Barnard Bulletin. Explains printing rights block reprinting eight songs, defends inclusion of Old Fellows songs, notes lack of class submissions, and requests correction of a misprint on page 14 to fix discords.
A letter to the editor argues illustrations would improve the Bear feature, claiming the Bear cannot meet expenses without Bulletin support. The writer accuses the Bulletin of financial influence and notes rumored plans to include more illustrations in future issues.
A notice explains the planned meeting on Friday the 27th in room 134 at noon to elect a leader and restart the Glee Club after the Tuesday session failed due to no show. It invites interested girls to attend and show support for revival.
The Frenfth Society invites the entire Freshman class to a meeting on October 25 in the Theatre. It hopes all members of 1915 attend, regardless of whether they are French students.
The Senior Tea Committee announces weekly teas on Mondays 3:30 to 5:30 in the Senior Study. Next week's tea is for 1913 attendees. Uninvited classes are asked not to attend to ensure invited guests receive full hospitality.
Chapel services are canceled on Thursday October 26. On Monday October 30 Chaplain Knox of Columbia will address the community, with Barnard and Columbia expressing appreciation for his talks.
Irene Dalgleish seeks the return of a back-comb left Friday October 13 around 10 45 in Milbank Hall second floor dressing room. A reward remains offered. Returns may be made to Constance von Wahl or Irene Dalgleish Locker 168 Senior Study.
Schedule lists events from October 25 to November 1 including La Societe Francaise entertainments, Freshmen teas, lectures by W Daw son Johnston and Max Verworn, Deutscher Kreis party, St Pauls Chapel service with Rev Rockwell, and Chaplain Knox chapel. Meetings held in Schermerhorn 305 and various theatres at 4 pm or noon.
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