Subscription rates for associate editors announced
The notice lists subscription terms: one year at $1.50 and a mailing price of $1.85, directed to readers of the associate editors section.
12 Dec 1904
Page 1
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1904
Page
1
The notice lists subscription terms: one year at $1.50 and a mailing price of $1.85, directed to readers of the associate editors section.
The note reports the return of pillows after a four week absence traced to hidden locations. The journey began in a theatre area with speculation about theater involvement but no confirmation.
A critic laments numerous clubs at the college with many meetings and few meaningful contributions. Only Societa Italiana is praised before it dies, while others are deemed to add little to campus life.
The Bulletin explains its policy on reviewing plays only after Friday performances. A Monday publication risks inaccuracy and waiting a week loses public interest. Alumni and undergraduates are invited to send letters on the subject for the next issue.
The second Alumni Play matures with smoother pacing and musical interludes between acts. Avonia Bunn and Blanche Marks deliver standout turns while Gadd and the Gadds team with O Dwyer and the Vice Chancellor to elevate the production beyond amateur standards at Barnard.
The association treasurer asks all members sending dues in currency to seal envelopes with wax and to prefer checks or money orders when possible to streamline processing.
The report praises distinct non dormitory campuses and urges strong student self-government with faculty restraint. It notes Bar nard leads in student governance among colleges at the conference and calls for a 1905 meeting to form a permanent organization uniting associations. Gratitude is given to the plan originator.
The University Chorus plans its first-season concert on December 19 at Columbia Gymnasium and invites all. Prof. Rubner will give a recital December 22 at a De Reissohn Hall, with a second recital for chorus members and friends December 16 at 8 o'clock in Earl Hall.
There will be an entertainment under the Y W C A auspices on Wednesday December 21. Watch the bulletin for particulars.
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