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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1902
Page
1
Barnard College joins Columbia’s celebration of President Butler, praising the university’s new era of scholarship and service. The weekly bulletin notes Barnard’s privileged place in the great university and its opportunities for progress.
On Wednesday afternoon April 16 the Sophomores staged three act play Everybody's Friend for the college. Miss Fountain as Militia Major delivered a ridiculous part well, Miss Weck as Mrs Featherly gave strong final act work, and Miss Applegate as Icebrook carried the difficult role with ease and spirit. The performance was repeated on Thursday afternoon.
The Société Francaise and the Deutscher Kreis with the Glee Club present an entertainment at the College on Monday April 21 at 4 30. The program includes two plays La Soupiére and Herrengasse 17 and B.
The Undergraduate Association presents its second annual play on Sunday and Saturday, April 2 and 26. Students are reminded to purchase tickets as soon as possible.
Historic installation day includes remarks by Harvard Princeton Chicago and Yale leaders. President Eliot emphasizes lay leadership and the role of trained professionals in advancing society while Hadley Patton and Harper acknowledge Columbia’s place in national life.
The speaker argues a university must serve society not merely teach. It should train leaders, support professions, and advance liberal learning while maintaining moral power. Universities contribute to nation, state, and city through diplomacy, governance, and civic engagement, shaping knowledgeable, ethical citizens.
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