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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1912
Page
1
Barnard College students debate Greek Games judging standards and the role of faculty as judges. They defend selecting judges by expertise in events and music, oppose outside experts, and challenge a recent editorial critique while promising improvements to the judging staff.
The Graduate Fellowship awards Dorothy Spear a year of graduate study at Columbia or any approved university. Valued at $600 annually, the grant may pass to Mabel Barrett if Spear cannot use it.
The BULLETIN seeks staff from freshmen and sophomores for next year with a closing date of Friday April 19 1912. Submit one editorial suitable for publication and one college news item of at least 36 words signed with a pseudonym. Real names go in a sealed envelope. Locker 107 Senior Study holds entries. The first post vacation chapel on Thursday April 11 features Dean Gildersleeve in Academic Chapel, the final such address of the year.
Schedule lists class meetings on April 3 1913 1914 tea in Undergraduate Study at 4 in Horace Mann Auditorium a recital of trench music and a Sunday April 7 service at St Pauls Chapel 4 Rev Edward B Coe. On Tuesday April 9 Firelight Club meets Library 745. April 10 Tea in Undergraduate Study at 4 concert of chamber music at Horace Mann and a Suffrage Club play in the theatre at 4.
A student body at a women’s college urges the Bulletin to print tariff news in a practical fashion. They argue the audience seeks economics information, not politics, and suggest a neutral tariff column could boost circulation while avoiding partisan framing.
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