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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1913

Page

7

Debating the YWCA Role at Barnard College

A reader letter argues the YWCA should not dominate college activities. It urges shared responsibility with Barnard groups and student council to prevent overreach while preserving its useful functions for freshmen and campus life.

Jenitor The Bulletin Madam Rge Mard W.C. A Bard Barnard Deutscher Kreis la Societe- Franis Philosophy Club Craigie Club

Proposal to abolish sectarian clubs at Barnard

A Barnard alumnus argues for a single non sectarian philanthropic society to replace religious and philanthropic clubs. The writer cites Miss Pollitzer and questions the value of sectarian religious elements in college service. The aim is inclusive charity that respects all creeds and satisfies both religious and non religious students.

Eorror Barnard Bulletin Madam Barnard Miss Pollitzer Bulletin

Isaiah’s Call to Action Reframed for Modern Times

The chapel talk recounts Isaiah’s temple vision and response “Here am I, send me.” It links biblical call to modern life choices in business and service, noting Florence Nightingale’s nursing, postwar needs, and urban congestion. Moses’ doubt leads to God’s strength.

Chaplain Knox Isaiah Temple God Florence Nightingale China Mexico Moses Aaron

Entrance Examination Notice January 1914 Deadline

Students planning to remove entrance conditions must file written applications with the registrar by Monday January 5 1914. A five dollar late fee applies to late submissions. Application blanks are available at the office of the registrar.

Women chemists favored by employers say they are efficient

A letter from H R Moody to Alma Wallach notes a trend toward employing women chemists, sometimes replacing men. Companies report women are reliable and suited for laboratory work, with salaries from $65 a month up to $1,500 a year for lab roles.

Alma T. Wallach Barnard Chemistry Club Bureau

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H. MacDonald the Miller School Lexington Ave Fifth National Bank Applied and Analytical Laboratories College of the City of New York H. R. Moody Ph.d Chemistry Club
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