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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1915
Page
1
Published weekly during the college year with a break for the last two weeks in January. Produced by the students of Barnard College as part of the campus publication program.
Notice notes second class mailing date October 21 1908 and post office eligibility under act of 1897. Dated New York Monday April 19 1915.
Editorial condemns an obstreperous group of junior women at a technical school for seeking to ban smoking at the annual social gathering. The dean says the move is too aggressive and warns that professional advancement requires accepting chivalrous attitudes and traditional dispensations.
The remark condemns women seeking inclusion in a profession, labeling their claims as annoying and interfering while noting their insistence on special consideration and a belief in their own capacity, reflecting ongoing tensions over gender roles.
The Earle Prize, a $50 award founded in memory of the late Professor Earle, is open to Barnard and Columbia students. Exams cover Greek and Latin authors, sight translation, and prose composition, with Aristophanes Acharnians and Cicero Pro Murena as reading. Barnard winners have often had substantial preparation, and departmental faculty offer information and guidance.
Miss Richter of the Metropolitan Museum spoke to the Classical Club on fifth century B C bronzes through the Roman Empire. She outlined three periods the early fifth to terminus, the intermediate with more life like forms, and the final empire with distinctive features. Slides of bronzes and a carved cooking pan handle impressed members at a thoroughly delightful afternoon.
The council approved a scoring change dividing department plays into two groups with time limits and weekly rehearsal caps. Leading roles and large speaking parts receive weighted points, with smaller parts receiving fewer points. A second motion grants the Craigie Club Catholic Conference status and renews the Firelight Club charter for one year.
The Honorable Cadot Ward opened a Friday lecture on parks and recreation praising New York City’s early park acquisitions and advocating a continuous parkway linking all parks. He highlighted playgrounds, park department and Board of Education cooperation, future roof and yard playgrounds, and parks as civic centers with social and educational value.
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