No Man's Land A Barnard History Unearthed
A Barnard alumna recounts uncovering the college's traditions from Revolutionary War roots to 20th century folklore. She details research at the New York Historical Society and interviews, notably with Mrs. Marie Bernholz Flynn class of 1918, who recalls persistent custom of being a lady and lasting school traditions.
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Nora Percival
Julie Marsteller
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Dean Gildersleeve
Madame X
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Barnard memories reveal class rivalry and old etiquette
A Barnard College reminiscence recalls strict deportment classes led by Madame X, dining hall rituals, spring riots, and Greek Games. It details Blooms of campus life from 1914 to 1918, friendships formed between freshman sisters, and the enduring Barnard traditions amid Columbia upheavals.
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