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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1920
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin weekly issue lists staff roles including Editor in Chief Dorothy Butler and News Editor Bertha Wallerstein with the 1920 class year. It confirms Under the Clock associates and a business board led by Ruth R. Jones with several assistants and subscription note.
The piece argues the honor system failed not by a Council vote to end attendance but by students not reporting omissions during a trial. It links weak public opinion to failure to trust students and condemns a paper to sign in College Assembly. The Bulletin calls for renewed effort if college wants another trial.
The April Bear is described as more than routine content it embodies democracy and literary vigor. The editorial notes the Bear champions democracy while upholding high literary standards and cites the poetry contest as evidence of the college wide reflection. Perspectives are offered with a warm, urgent tone.
Aldine Carter is chosen editor-in-chief of the Bulletin for 1920 21. She will attend the Radcliffe Publications Conference with the current editor and business manager to discuss running the college paper. The 1919 20 board extends best wishes for success.
Advertisement urges purchase of the words and music claiming a last chance to order with 27 copies required to cover publication costs. It promises guaranteed fulfillment and payment to cover expenses.
A group of distinguished speakers will headline a conference on post war religious work. The lineup includes leaders from Japan and China along with American scholars. They will discuss social welfare, mission aims, and the future role of religion in international affairs.
Deutscher Kreis holds its next meeting on Monday April 12 at 4 1 in the college parlor Professor Jane Boas will discuss Education in Germany and tea will be served after the meeting All are invited to attend
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