Brooks Hall Opens as Barnard’s First Permanent Dormitory
Brooks Hall, Barnard College’s first permanent dormitory, opened Septem ber 23. The nine story building on 116th Street between Broadway and Claremont Avenue features suites, single rooms, baths, infirmary, and modern amenities. Rooms are color coordinated with blue pink green and buff interiors and include desks, couches, lamps, and storage. Sixty of ninety rooms have been floored. dining facilities and service areas are fully equipped for ninety residents.
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Dean Gill’s Summer in Lugano Debuts Opera Errisifiola
Dean Gill spent the summer in Europe and attended the premiere of the opera Errisifiola at the Canal Trevano theater in Lugano. An international audience from Paris, London, New York, Boston, Constantinople, Berlin, and Rome witnessed the event and managers expressed interest in staging it. Dean plans to return by December. Professor Brewster serves as Acting Dean in the interim.
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University of the South awards two DCL honorary degrees
The University of the South conferred honorary Doctor of Civil Law degrees last spring on Dean Gill and on Professor George Rite Carpenter.
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Barnard Union to Elect Committee for Constitution Revision
Barnard Union holds a meeting on Wednesday October 2 at 12 30 to elect a committee to revise the Constitution. Non attendance without excuse will be treated as resignation. Plans include bi weekly debates social afternoons and evenings of a literary nature and open floor speaking for three minutes. Members unable to attend October 2 should contact Helen Phillips.
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Faculty Shifts Replace Three Professors
Changes in the faculty announce new appointments with Mr. Krathwohl taking over mathematics, Mr. Edward Sturtevat succeeding the Greek department, and Mr. Herbert Woodrow succeeding psychology. This reorganization moves Bussey Hoadley and Wells to new posts.
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Barnard Bear seeks writers for new quarterly magazine
Barnard College invites submissions for the Barnard Bear with a five dollar prize for the best anonymous story. Entries must feature a clairvoyant incident, run 1000 to 2200 words, be anonymous, and be placed in the Bear mail box by November 15, 1907.
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