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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1919
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin announces weekly student publication details for the Undergraduate Association. Includes the editorial leadership with names and class years, and the business and advertising staff roster for the college year.
Milbank rules prohibit eating lunch in any building area except the lunch room and forbid posting notices on main hall standards in Students Hall. The measures address tidiness and crowding, noting some attenders attempted to save time by bringing meals and removing crumbs.
A note states postings should be consigned to the bulletin boards on the fourth floor of Students Tall after being placed on the stand outside the office of the Religious and Social Organizations.
A warning about leaving valuables in gym lockers. Do not leave belongings in open lockers. Lock the locker and keep the key to prevent theft as many items have disappeared from lockers left open.
Readers are invited to submit letters under the heading but editors disclaim responsibility for opinions. All contributions must bear the full author name. initials or numerals may be used in printing if the writer prefers.
A Bulleting reader defends Y W C A discussions on religion noting meetings are for dialogue not decisions. Dr Fleming of Union Theological Seminary will summarize beliefs of major faiths, then lead questions. attendees and thoughtful inquiries show strong interest.
A reader defends YWCA conferences arguing short sessions allow broad religious discussion. The writer criticizes earlier letters for misunderstanding the group and asserts the value of open dialogue without bias, noting attendees found the event worthwhile and not superficial.
The writer credits the College Department of Religion for three large meetings held at least five weeks before the YWCA planned its discussional groups. The criticism argues that YWCA meeting style should not excuse poor attendance or prejudice against the earlier department events.
All students who applied for Greek Games tickets must call for them in person on Monday or Tuesday April 7 and 8 between 10 AM and 4 PM at the office of the Secretary of Students Hall.
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