Barnard student council heads theatre use and event plan
The second and third meetings at Barnard discussed refusing play permits for non Barnard groups, appointing a committee to devise a new patron system, urging the Press Club to handle Barnard items carefully, and granting dates for a Suffrage Club event and a German Club play. The council also denied a Mock Tournament for juniors and seniors and arranged representation for The Columbian.
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Philolexian Club of
Columbia
Barnard
Press Club
Suffrage Club
Student Council
Eleanore Myers
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Columbian
College Athletic Association elects new president
A special meeting of the Athletic Association was held Monday October 17 at noon to elect a president to replace Mamie Wegener. Dorothy Cheeseman, as Vice-President, chaired while Lilian Schoedler was elected to fill the office. Revisions to the Constitution were approved. other business was postponed to the regular meeting.
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Athletic Associaton
Mamie Wegener
Dorothy Cheeseman
Lilian Schoedler
Regulr
Socialist Club Meeting Discusses City Budget in Debate
The Socialist Club met last Thursday to scrutinize New York City Budget details on lower Broadway. President Margaret Naunberg outlined how funds aim at social benefits, playgrounds, and reform, arguing socialism offers solutions to urban ills.
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New York
Socialist Club
Lower Broadway
Margaret Naunberg
Miss Naunberg
Florence Kelley
Consumers League
French Society entertains freshmen at Brinckerhoff Theatre
The Société fran caise held its annual freshmen entertainment in Brinckerhoff Theatre on the 18th. Florence Lowther, president in 1912, gave a welcoming French address as games were played and refreshments followed by dancing. The society urges freshmen to join for support.
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Société Francaise
Brinckerhoff Theatre
Lorence Lowther
Professor Massey to Speak at Chapel Thursday
Professor Massey of the Economics Department has been engaged to speak at Chapel on Thursday. Everyone is urged to attend promptly at twelve.
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Professor Massey
Barnard College Suffrage Letter Criticizes Membership Tactics
An unsigned letter to the Barnard Bulletin insults the Suffrage Society recruiting tactic at Barnard College. Annte Nathan Meyer questions joining a cause without belief, condemns luring skeptics, and urges thoughtful consideration over haste. The author, as Civic Education chair, opposes anti suffrage groups and mocks the notion of joining for convenience.
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Barnard Bulletin
Suffrage Society
Barnard
Barnard College
League For the Civic Education of Women
Craigie Club Opens Monthly Meeting and Election
The Craigie Club held its first monthly business meeting on October 20 with the Entertainment Committee chair announcing an open meeting later in the month headlined by Rev Father Thomas Burke C S P. Frances O Donnell and Anna O Gorman were elected to the club roles and the club applied for admission to the Catholic Students Association of Atherley.
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Craigie Club
Thomas Burke
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