Barnard Bulletin Students Publish Weekly College News
The Barnard Bulletin is a weekly publication by Barnard College students issued during the academic year excluding the final two weeks of January.
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1918
Page
1
The Barnard Bulletin is a weekly publication by Barnard College students issued during the academic year excluding the final two weeks of January.
The Barnard production faced only eighteen hopefuls for fourteen roles after low turnout the prior week. Authors blame German exams and Liberty Loan work for the drop but argue Barnard should meet wartime demands. The piece notes strong wartime effort yet questions the college's ability to match other schools this year.
The Barnard College Y W C A reports 181 members and aims as part of a national movement. It pledges loyalty to Jesus Christ, personal salvation, Bible study, and service. it seeks to enlist girls in church devotion and college religious work. Monthly chapel forums and regular Monday meetings have engaged both members and non members, with open door teas fostering sociability.
Editorial notes how students juggle war work with Greek life athletics and Red Cross efforts while exploring new clubs. It questions apathy toward spring student plays and urges interested readers to organize and act.
Barnard College admits its dramatics program has fallen behind peer institutions and failed to meet its own high standards. President Harriertz D. Wurrs urges constructive criticism and calls for active, future-focused efforts in war, social, and service work, with six weeks of planned activities to boost student plays and overall vitality.
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