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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1902
Page
1
The Barnard Bulletin from April 7 1902 lists staff and faculty roles including Editor-in-Chief Emilie J. Hutchinson Theodora Curtis Business Manager Jeannette M. Wick and other editors Alicia Loveman Caroline Lexow Cecil Dorrain Louise Edgar Peters among named faculty. Subscription details noted.
Students protest that no elementary Spanish course will be offered next year while a second-year class will be taught. The program relies on a French department member unable to devote more than three hours weekly to Spanish, depriving many beginners and affecting the college’s new language addition.
Radcliffe College celebrates Bertram Hall the first residence building funded by alumnae. The dormitory marks a new chapter in Radcliffe life and promises enhanced domestic and social life alongside academic studies. The notice notes Barnard will have no dormitory next year.
The Rockefeller gift of 250000 plus an additional 109090 secures a permanent endowment for Barnard College. Much of the new money funds professorships and current expenses totaling about 100000 yearly with 10000 reserved for scholarships. The fund strengthens Barnard financially and reduces dependence on donors while expanding the college’s potential.
For sale one mandolin in good condition offered at a reasonable price. Inquire of Miss Alsberg at address 1902.
A meeting of the Sophomore Freshman Debating Society is set for Tuesday April 8 at 3 30. The debate topic is resolved That There Should Be No Prescribed Courses in a College Curriculum.
Editors of Mortarboard request all students who ordered the yearbook and have not received their copies to call at the office at their earliest convenience.
At a Thursday meeting on April 3 the Class of Sophomores voted to form a Triumph Committee appointed by the President. Miss Van Ingen received three pictures for her contributed Sopho study. Miss Embury, Stone, Gate, Loomis named to receive at Earl Hall on Students Day. Curtis and Claffy appointed to sell tickets for the Sophomore play two performances. first for the College, second for all buyers.
The Glee Club will participate in a joint entertainment with Deutscher Kreis and La Société Francaise. Arrangements are under way as committees coordinate for the event scheduled Monday April 21.
The society formed last fall held its first meeting at Columbia on April 1 with twelve founders led by Professor H. G. Lord. Columbia members included President Butler and several professors. Lectures covered topics on mind body relation religion ethics and knowledge. President Butler welcomed guests and hosted a post meeting reception. Offiers for next year were named: President Alex Ormond Princeton Vice President Mickeljohn Brown Secretary Treasurer H M Gardiner Smith College. Lord chaired the Entertainment Committee.
The Class of 1905 held its second meeting last Tuesday afternoon in the theater. The program included games and refreshments after a brief social session.
Dr. Sanders will speak at chapel on Tuesday April 8. Mr. Wood General Secretary of the Board of Missions of the Episcopal Church will address chapel Friday April 11 on Work in the Philippines.
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