Barnard Bulletin Partial Page Sketch
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11 Dec 1905
Page 1
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1905
Page
1
Reading shows fragmented notes from Barnard Bulletin page with unreadable words and missing details. The legible parts indicate a calendar or notices section but no complete events, names, dates, or places.
Readers complain of door chatter disrupting the Reading Room’s quiet. Students linger in whispers after entering and chat with each other, breaking the intended studious atmosphere and hindering concentration. A small courtesy change could restore the space to its calm, reverent tone.
The Barnard Bear issue recalls a Bear editor’s request for individual criticisms sent as letters to the BULLETIN. Editors urge many girls to contribute, noting signatures are optional and letters can be printed anonymously if desired.
A brief item notes a newly organized Senate at Williams College under a debating union, and reports the Arts College of the University of Chicago performed a short Greek comedy with costumes and masks. It lists exchanges received from many colleges and student journals including Spectator, Morningside, Columbia Quarterly, Teachers College Bulletin, Yale Courant, Mt. Holyoke, Smith Monthly, Syracuse Weekly, Daily Maroon, Wells Chronicle, Radcliffe Magazine, Vassar Miscellany, and others.
Student Council calls for strict observance of a rule against eating in college buildings beyond the lunch room. Evangeline Cole urges neatness after crumbs and apple cores disturbed the reception rooms draw visitor ire and student concern.
The Columbia Jester invites Barnard undergraduates to submit material for the comic paper. Submissions may be jokes limericks humorous verse cartoons and non humorous drawings with local allusions preferred. Writers with substantial accepted work may join the editorial board.
Miss McCook announces that her Bible Class will hold lectures without individual questions due to the class size. The course will consist of lectures delivered by Miss McCook to the members.
Barnard College announces the first Barnard Bear issue will appear this week. All students are urged to subscribe before release, with subscriptions turned in to Edith Somborn, Helen Carter, Helen Loeb, and Lois Kerr, Class of 1906 to 1909.
The University Chorus will give a concert in Columbia Gymnasium on December 18 or 19 under the direction of Preface Beree. N. W. Gade’s The Erl King’s Daughter will be performed with three soloists. Barnard students are invited to participate.
The Zoological Club will host a social on Tuesday December 12 at 4 o clock in the zoological laboratories. Each member should come dressed as an animal, preferably one studied in elementary zoology.
The German Circle announces an important special business meeting for 12 o'clock on Wednesday December 13 in room 215. A large attendance is desired.
An undergraduate play committee meeting is announced for Tuesday December 12 at 12 oclock in room 213.
List of missing titles includes Gardiner History of England from early times to 1885 parts 7 and 2, Emerton Introduction to the Middle Ages parts 3 and 4, and Wilson The State Copy 1. Request that books be returned at once.
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