Debate on the Y W C A at Barnard College
Beulah E. Amidon argues the YWCA should not dominate college life and urges a more inclusive approach. The letter, printed before the Dean's Chapel talk, calls for sharing duties with college bodies and stresses student representation.
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Beulah E. Amidon
No Religious Clubs Edition at Barnard Bulletin
A reader urges Barnard College to abolish sectarian religious groups and replace them with a single non sectarian philanthropic society. The writer argues unity, shared interests, and universal charity better serve the college community without creed based organizations.
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Isaiah’s calling and modern service call to action
A chapel talk by Chaplain Knox recounts Isaiah’s temple vision and God’s call “Here am I send me.” The piece links biblical prompts to modern career calling, noting Florence Nightingale and Moses as examples and urging readers to seek real needs in society for strength.
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Entrance Examination Notice for January 1914
Students seeking to remove entrance conditions by examination must file a written application with the Registrar by Monday January 5 1914. A late fee of 5.00 applies to late submissions. Application blanks are available at the Office of the Registrar.
Women chemists increasingly employed in industry say men can be replaced
H R Moody explains rising use of women in laboratory work, noting companies find women as efficient and more reliable. He cites salaries from 65 dollars per month up to 1500 dollars yearly for lab duties, compares to teaching and secretarial pay, and urges Barnard graduates to register with the Chemistry Club Bureau for assistance.
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Alma T. Wallach
Barnard
Chemistry Club Bureau
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