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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1905
Page
1
The Barnard Bulletin weekly masthead lists editors in chief Marjorie Feratvson and staffers Edith Somborn Caroline D Hall Sophie P Woodman Agnes Miller Anne Carroll business manager Elizabeth Tredwell with assistant business manager roles for 1907.
The College directs attention to the first open meeting of the Barnard Union on Monday October 30. The society invites all to take an interest and the lecturer is one whom all will be glad to hear.
The Bulletin editor urges contributors to write on one side of the paper and avoid dual sided submissions. They note time wasted copying and printers not handling double sided pages and suggest readers slow their handwriting for efficiency.
The editor warns that notices must be submitted in proper form by Thursday noon to be published in the official BULLETIN. Friday noon is often too late and no fault of the paper. The College Board stresses strict adherence to these timing rules.
At a Tuesday meeting on Oct 24 Sophie Woodman class of 67 was elected managing editor replacing Elizabeth Brautigam class of 06 who resigned. Elizabeth Tredwell class of 67 was elected assistant business manager.
German lectures on Goethe's Faust to be delivered by Professor Eugen Kuhnemann Ph.D. Pro Rector of the Royal Academy in Posen. Scheduled for Monday November 6 Wednesday November 8 and Friday November 10 at five o clock in 300 Havemeyer Hall. No tickets required. Public invited.
To accommodate Education B students the chorus now has two consecutive hours on Thursday afternoon. One section meets at 3 and the other at 4. The change aims to boost attendance for a satisfactory winter concert.
Editors urge Barnard College to submit manuscripts to build a strong paper. Some entries exist but editors want a larger pool to choose from and invite submissions without hesitation for judging.
Elizabeth Allen class of 1902 teaches at Miss Davage's in New York City Theodora Curtis class of 1904 tutors in Red Bank New Jersey Jean H Loomis class of 1904 studies at Union Theological Seminary Ethel Dodge Wilcox class of 1903 A M Columbia University 1905 named assistant in Sociology Edith Handy class of 1865 and Agnes Durant class of 1905 named assistants in Zoological Department
The alumnae committee announces the play The Belle's Stratagem by H. Cowley. Trials for parts have occurred but no casting decisions have been announced yet.
Miss Carter of the Settlement House on 116th street seeks a girl to play hymns Sundays from 5 to 6 PM. Interested individuals may obtain more details from Clairette Armstrong, class of ’08.
The Barnard Club of Whittier Hall moves tea to Wednesday from four to five thirty in the Club room on the seventh floor. Members invite College girls to drop in at this time, announced by Lovise Tattershall secretary, class of 1908.
The Union Theological Seminary will acquire the northern property from Horace Mann and erect a new building in time. The Horace Mann boys currently use the field for athletics and oppose the current tie of the field.
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