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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1911
Page
4
The October Bear presents four short stories four poems and editorials with lively critique. It praises the stories for neat conclusions and human detail noting Philip Whitmore Across the Street and the boy’s Fairyland dream as standout pieces.
On Thursday afternoon October 19 the Sophomores held a lunch room reception for the Freshmen. The room was festive with yellow crepe paper flowers and candles as guests enjoyed sandwiches and salad. Edith Mulhaff and L Walker led cheers while Miss von Wahl briefly spoke amid growing excitement from the 14 and 15 groups.
The Botanical Club entertained the college in the laboratories on Wednesday with autumn leaf decor and refreshments praised by all. Notables present included Professor Jo hanssen, Dr. Richards, Dr. Hazen, Miss Parker, and Miss Beas serving on the receiving line. Junior Show trials are set for October 28 in the Undergrad Study from 1 to 6 PM with judges Kenneth Webb Edith Rosenblatt Naomi Harris and a long committee list.
The Association of Collegiate Alumnae holds its annual convention in New York with two open sessions for Barnard students. On Wednesday at 8 p m at the Natural History Museum Dr William H Allen speaks on Scientific Management in Volunteer Public Service. Thursday at 2 30 p m in Horace Mann Auditorium speakers discuss college curriculum entrance requirements and related topics.
Arrangements for the Association of Collegiate Alumnae reception at Barnard College detail a Thursday gathering in New York. Morning business at Brinckerhoff Theatre, luncheon in Brooks Hall, and an afternoon open meeting in Horace Mann Auditorium discuss women’s college entrance, requirements and curricula, with a President Butler reception in Earl Hall. A special October 21 meeting may authorize a new incorporation certificate, with the annual meeting on October 28. The college also outlines a November to February English freshman program featuring weekly lectures by Barnard and Columbia professors on literary history.
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