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08 Apr 1914
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Barnard Bulletin in New York, New York
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Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1914
Page
1
Editorial staff roster page 1914 15
The list presents Editors in Chief and department heads for 1914 and 1915 including Louise H Fox Ruth Marley Alice Waller Edna Astruck Sarah Butler Alma Herzfeld Florence Schwarzwaelder Rhoda Erskine Estelle Kraus Margaret Pollitzer Dorothy Blondel Dorette Ferandie Edith Grossman Eleanor Tubbard Teanne Jacoby and others. It shows roles in news athletics dramatic religious and college departments with class years noted.
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Margaret Peck
Ruth Marley
Outside News
Alice Waller
Columbia News
Edna Astruck
Sarah Butler
Alma Herzfeld
Florence Schwarzwaelder
Rhoda Erskine
Estelle Kraus
Margaret Pollitzer
Dorothy Blondel
Dorette Ferandie
Edith Grossman
Eleanor Tubbard
Teanne Jacoby
Sophomores Defeated by Freshmen in Fair Contest at College
New York paper notes the Sophomores lost to the Freshmen last Saturday but praises the Freshmen for their fair play and openness. The column argues the Freshmen were given every advantage and calls for ensuing classes to have equal chances.
Anonymous letters at odds with fair play among college women
The piece condemns anonymous letters meant to injure individuals while praising fair play. It notes some writers avoid accountability, urges self examination, and calls for reform, contrasting with open letters published in the Bulletin. It emphasizes that many college women come from honest backgrounds and should not engage in cowardly acts.
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Bulletin Postponed For Greek Games Coverage
The publication is delayed this week to feature Greek games while fresh in memory. No Bulletin next week due to Easter holidays. The next issue will appear Monday April 20.
Crushes and the College Crushes in Barnard Bulletin
A letter to the editor defends two girls sharing a real affection against gossip and teasing. It condemns crude judgment by upperclassmen and argues such a relationship may grow into a beautiful friendship, sacred to the two women involved.
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Election Notice Rules on Student Office Holding
Notice outlines three rules restricting students from holding or running for term or two term offices based on prior term records. It specifies thresholds of points and failures labeled as D or F when entering or nominating for office. The rules aim to govern eligibility for 50 percent or more terms and two term offices.
Rejoinder Urges Reform in Barnard Athletics
A Barnard student writer argues for broader athletic participation beyond a few athletes. He questions the aims of college athletics, criticizes current try outs and coaching influence, and suggests reforms including limiting cross sport eligibility and empowering the Student Council to expand access and experience for more students.
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Senior Play Rehearsal Hours and Handbook Changes Approved
At Friday’s Student Council meeting the seniors receive thirty hours of rehearsal for the senior play. Undergraduate members on the new handbook committee will be the incoming and outgoing presidents of the Undergraduate Association and executive committee chairmen, with Miss Boyd as chair. The Building Fund Committee’s Oriental Bazaar report was approved. A new office-holding regulation limits two term runs and caps D work at six points.
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Building Fund
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