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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1906
Page
1
The Barnard Bulletin lists editors and staff for 1907 1908 including Agnes Mier Anne Carroll Sophie Woodman Helen Loeb May Ingalls and others. The note signs Strictly in Advance and presents a roster of names associated with the publication.
The note argues that switching to women's basketball rules would slow play and disappoint many students while recounting past experiments. It also urges Barnard to provide a common room for women faculty, citing sociability needs and comparisons with Newnham College.
The article notes that all games are to be held in the Thompson Gymnasium and only girls passing a thorough physical examination can play under constant supervision, arguing that unpopular rules threaten early enthusiasm for basketball.
Florence Bell 06 teaches in Flushing New York Louisa Blackburn 06 studies at Woman s College of Baltimore Annie Lee 06 teaches at Beaver Falls High School Isabelle K Russell 06 teaches in Albany New York Julia Young 06 serves as registrar at the National Cathedral School in Washington D C
Miss McCook starts her Life of Christ course on Monday November 5 at 12 30 in Room 139 with Barnard praising the College Christian Association leader. Bible Study groups follow on Wednesday November 6 at 12 45 for each college class led by Juniors and Seniors.
The first open meeting of the Classical Club is Friday November 2 at four o'clock in Room 139. Dr Knarr has kindly consented to give a Plautus lecture. All are invited.
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