12 Apr 1911
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1911
Page
1
The article argues cheering is unbecoming and harmful to dignity and physique and suggests replacing loud voice culture with self control. It proposes forming a debating club instead and urges cautious, unobtrusive conduct at class and student meetings.
A writer condemns the noisy and theatrical college cheer scene. The piece mocks leaders who overact to inspire cheers and suggests a more dignified tribute to Alma Mater through orderly song and tradition.
A mass meeting held under the League for the Improvement of Children's Comic Supplement discussed shifting from abolition to improvement. Advocates argue comics should expand beyond Buster Brown and the Yellow Kid toward Arthurian and Robin Hood stories and other classics, to enrich child literature.
The Committee on Instruction announces adviser requirements for all underclassmen. Before April 15 each freshman sophomore and junior must file a blank with the Registrar naming their chosen adviser who must consent to act. No instructor will advise more than 20 students. deans may assist in unusual cases.
Notice states furniture may be moved within the college only by janitorial staff, with requests to the office at least three hours in advance. A scene-shifter may be requisitioned similarly. shifts over 13 minutes cost 30 cents per hour, and evening scene shifts incur the same rate. By order of Dean Virginia C. Gildersleeve.
公告敦促所有本科生校友及 bulletin 编辑于四月十四日前将对四月十九日刊物的特别贡献寄至主编 Agnes Burke 之地址 20 Franklin Street Morristown New Jersey 这则简短通知强调邮寄截止日期与收件人信息
The Barnard Press Club announces an urgent meeting on Friday April 21 at 12 30 in the Alumnae Room. All members must attend as the results of the competition for the vacant place will be decided at once.
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