Barnard Bulletin Staff and Contact Details from 1905
The Barnard Bulletin lists Louise E. Peters as Editor in Chief with a team of managing editors including Mary E. S. Colt Helen Erskine Caroline Lexow and Emilie J. Hutchinson. Els a Alsberg Helen W. Cooley Annie Fisher Lily S. Murray Edith Somborn appear as alumnae or contributors. Subscription is one year for $1.50 and communications go to Broadway and 119th Street, New York.
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Mary E. S. Colt
Helen Erskine Caroline Lexow
Emilie J. Hutchinson
Elsa Alsberg
Helen W. Cooley
Annie Fisher
Lily S. Murray
Edith Somborn
Readers urged to send letters challenging editorials
The Bulletin invites subscribers to critique news and editorials via letters. It clarifies editorial authorship lies with the Board, not individuals, and encourages written input for clearer debate. The note responds to a reader letter about the personal column.
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Debate over publishing undergraduate news at college
After a year of discussion editors weighed benefits and drawbacks of a student news column. Critics warned it would become trivial gossip and spread information widely. The paper instead plans alumna notes and occasional items when of genuine interest.
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Bulletin office rotates posters and magazine exchanges
The editors install a panel of burlap for posters to enhance the room and place new cubby cases for exchanges. Readers are invited to inspect the room and use the magazine exchanges as they are arranged this week.
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Why a Personal Column in the Bulletin for Undergraduates
A letter argues the Bulletin should focus on undergraduates rather than alumni personals. It notes that personal news spreads by mouth but could boost circulation and revenue if undergrad items were included. The writer suggests undergrad content would draw more interest and subscriptions from Barnard students.
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Summer Session Offers Broad Range Of Courses And Lectures
The program lists Renaissance and Protestant Revolt history under Dr Shotwell, colonial Virginia and Massachusetts topics by Dr Howland, and new music courses led by Professor Farnsworth and Miss Hofer. Lectures on science literature art or education will be given Tuesdays and Thursdays with speakers including Cross Farrand Graban Hallock Jackson Jastrow Miller and Woodbridge. A fare reduction of one third on round trips to New York for Summer Session attendees is noted, substituting the return fare for the usual price rather than lowering the ticket price.
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Shotwell
Howland
Virginia
Massachusetts
Farnsworth
Cross
Farrand
Graban
Hallock
Jackson
Jastrow
Miller
Woodbridge
Kellogg
New York
French Lectures in Schermerhorn Hall This Spring
The series of French lectures will be held in 305 Schermerhorn Hall on Thursdays at 3 30 p m. Admission is free and doors close promptly at 3 40 p m The schedule runs April 9 Une Nouvelle France en Nouvelle Ecosse Henry Bargy April 16 Ernest Legouve Professor Cohn April 23 Terre Neuve Daniel Jordan April 30 Les Cours de vacances en France Professor Cohn Lectures end in April 1903 and resume in November 1903
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Schermerhorn Hall
Une Nouvelle France En Nouvelle Ecosse
Henry Bargy
Ernest_Legouve
Cohn
France
Barnard Bear Meeting Set for April 8 in BULLETIN Room
The Barnard Bear club will gather Wednesday April 8 at 3 30 in the BULLETIN Room. Members unable to attend at that hour are urged to come later and a perusal of the books in the BULLETIN Room should enliven the meeting.
Memoirs of Frederick A P Barnard For Sale
The Bulletin offers a copy of Memoirs of Frederick A P Barnard in perfect condition at just over half price. Illustrated edition.
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