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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1919
Page
1
The Barnard Bulletin lists Dorothy Butler as Editor-in Chief Bertha Wallerstein as News Editor and Ruth Jones as Business Manager with a staff of assistants. It notes subscription pricing in advance and provides mailing and office details for Barnard College Columbia University New York.
The weekly BUL LETIN notes ongoing conferences about the Athletic Association. It calls for thorough discussion and free circulation of ideas to reduce hostility and build mutual understanding. The piece emphasizes cooperation and gratitude for the efforts toward a satisfactory decision.
An op-ed urges students to seek the golden mean between busy activity and reflection. It questions if four years of college merely generate routines and unrest, urging responsibility as world citizens and thoughtful study beyond present concerns.
A terse report outlines the state of the investigation into a ceremonial event. Noa Eae and Et Tie are noted, with Ala De Mace-has advancing to Tor for a presentation, while a new approach is being considered.
The column defends the Bear from his own laws and notes Barnard’s joint efforts in dramatics athletics and debating. It stresses collaboration with Varsity to advance both Barnard life and the university at large through shared accomplishments.
A college hosts a Christmas tea next Wednesday described as a festive party with many nice foods and pleasant surprises. The event invites everyone to bring friends and enjoy the celebration.
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