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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1911
Page
4
A Barnard Bulletin reader laments the Barnard Bear poem tradition and urges monthly verse as a morale boost while wryly noting campus vanity. Another letter criticizes Columbia drama amalgamation, defending Barnard acting prestige and warning against surrender of female student stage stars.
The Barnard Bulletin editor lauds Mortarboard for dedicating the yearbook to Miss Rockwell. He notes her significant help to the college and recalls the awe of accessing Teachers College and Columbia libraries before returning to campus.
Letter to the Editor argues the annual college games should be open to more spectators. It proposes using Columbia gymnasium next year to accommodate additional guests and participants beyond undergraduates and a few friends.
Rev. Wm. Cham berlain addressed Chapel Barnard College on March 30, linking the university with the church as a force for service. He urged a world-wide missionary field to express a richer spiritual heritage and urged awakening a new life rather than imposing a creed.
Mrs. Jessica Finch spoke to Barnard and Columbia Intercollegiate Socialist Society chapters on March 29, 1911. She argued poverty is unnecessary, linking physical well being to spiritual well being and urging socialization of industry and distribution of unearned profits to society.
The Barnard Bear announced the staff for next year after elections held Tuesday. Editor in chief is Florence Rees and business manager Naomi Harris. Remaining editors to be chosen at a joint session of current and incoming boards.
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