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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1904
Page
1
The Barnard Union drives a plan for a monthly literary department in THE BULLETIN. Subscriptions run for one year at $4.50, mailing price $1.85. Editors seek broad undergraduate cooperation to create a college magazine equal to others, representing Barnard's literary ability.
A November 18 1904 letter from Ethel L Spies Lady Principal appeals to philanthropic groups and girls to donate money or clothing after a 3000 dollar fire destroyed the Snow Normal Institute dormitory. The building served rural Black Belt girls who boarded worked and studied at night and were largely uninsured. Contributions may be sent to the treasurer or the principal for distribution to the needy.
The college periodical seeks active student involvement from Barnard undergraduates. Editorial boards urge loyal, earnest contributions from the student body to shape the publication’s future.
By Bishop Potter’s appointment the Rev Dr George W Douglas delivers four Advent lectures on the Bible at Cathedral Crypt 113th Street and Morningside Parkway on Wednesday afternoons before five o clock. The second discuss “The Progressive Morality of the Bible” the third “How Christ Used the Bible” and the final question “Do I Use the Bible as Christ Would Have the Use it” He invites questions and offers discussion every Tuesday evening at the Cathedral Crypt and by mail at 48 West Forty-sixth Street.
The article notes Sarah Schuyler and Florence Beckrhan impersonating two "old maids" in a campus production. Miss Trafalgar's screams draw laughs while the Vice Chancellor remains fussy. Louise Peters and May Fisher earn praise for Captain de Foenix and wife roles, with strong facial work and a notable Capilla portrayal. Helen Rogers also delivers strong work as O'Dwyer.
The chapel service music needs improvement. About twenty to twenty five interested girls are urged to attend a weekly choir practice near the organ on chapel days. Singers should know hymns and sing in time. Sign up with Lydia H Sparkman, YWCA Music Committee chair.
The Mortarboard asks all students to submit ads by December 23 and literary works after Christmas. It offers a 10 percent commission to every student who brings in advertisers. Contract blanks available from Elizabeth Evans, business manager, in Locker 122, Junior Syndicate.
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