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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1908
Page
1
A Barnard Bulletin item describes the formation of a Catholic girls club linked to the Y W C A. The group aims for social activities while promoting open fellowship among Catholic women and involvement with religion. Membership is limited to Roman Catholics, with public talks by priests or lay leaders at open meetings for the college and friends.
In 1903 New York Weexespay notes the Craigie Club's aims as set by its secretary in a published letter. The piece argues clubs fill important roles in college life and strengthen bonds among students, especially those living at home, while urging continued encouragement of purposeful student organizations.
A series of lectures at Columbia this month includes Brander Matthews speaking on Moliere Birth and Education with dates December 1 and 8 in 305 Schermerhorn at 4 45 PM. R C MacLaurin will lecture on light absorption tonight at the American History Museum. Other talks cover Congress functions and general rules of the Two Houses in Earl Hall. Additional events include lectures on therapy and German philosophy in Schermerhorn and a special weekly program by Professor Albrechte Penck on typography of the German language.
The excerpt argues that clubs and associations should not overstep their proper role in campus life. They are a normal outcome of urban college social problems and can contribute significantly to solutions if they avoid usurping any disproportionate influence.
The article laments the loss of the Barnard Union and the absence of a literary association at the college. It urges forming a revived or new literary and debating society to restore lectures, debates, and class spirit, noting forensic strength shown in recent campaigns and the need to unite students.
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