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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1903
Page
1
Reader fragment lists associate editors Elsa Alsberge Helen W Cooley and Annie Fisher Lily S Murray Edith Somborn. Addresses subscriptions and communications to Barnard Bulletin Corumata Univ N Y.
The April fourth Barnard victory over Adelphi marks a turning point for the basketball team after a season of discouragement. Since December, frequent close losses and steady improvement have fostered renewed enthusiasm. The issue also urges readers to utilize the BULLETIN Room exchanges and magazines on file, arguing for broader perspectives beyond city college bias.
The passage discusses broadening information sharing among colleges and universities as part of a larger educational association. It notes the value of using other publications to inform exchanges and expresses a goal to include more eastern colleges next year, turning familiar names into active participants.
The piece surveys college publications, distinguishing literary magazines from newspapers, noting that many titles blend news with fiction. It lists numerous periodicals by school, frequency, and editorial focus, including Radcliffe, Wellesley, Smith, Mount Holyoke, Normal College Echo, and others.
The piece catalogs weekly and bi weekly student newspapers from Allegheny College Ohio State University Butler College Syracuse University and others. It notes the variety and size differences between a magazine style Syracuse University Weekly and a number of daily papers like The Brown Herald and The Daily Californian.
University plans an open air performance of As You Like It on May 14 at South Field to aid the University Settlement Kindergarten. London director Ben Greet leads with Rosalind played by Miss Matthison. Tickets cost 5.00, boxes limited. rain date is May 15.
The Board of Trustees organizes a Department of Physical Education under Dr. Thomas D. Wood who will lead physical training at Columbia Barnard and Teachers College. The program will expand to include a department for teachers of physical training and broaden undergraduates’ coursework.
Cirumstances have arisen which will interfere with having the students ph obroved on April 14. Arrangements are awaited and will be announced in classes and from BULLETIN. All academic exercises will proceed as usual on April 14.
A meeting of 1902 is set for April 13 at 3 30 in the Alumna Ro area. The notice provides brief scheduling details for attendees and notes the location.
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