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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1920
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin, a weekly student paper, lists staff and offices for 1920. The issue closes with a Christmas message praising Christmas spirit as timeless and priceless, wishing readers merry Christmas and good luck for the New Year.
The note speaks to holiday cheer and season greetings as readers prepare for Christmas. It highlights travel homebound by trains, sending cards to old friends, and sharing gifts while supporting Salvation Army and Red Cross stamps. It ends with hopes for joy, fun, and affordable turkey.
A Barnard student laments short term cramming and notes in lectures. She argues for comprehensive end of course exams to replace semester tests, aiming to deepen understanding and avoid finality at term end.
Barnard College requires all applications and a $6 entrance exam fee for January 1921 to be filed with the Registrar by January 6. After that date a total fee of $12 is due. Applications without the fee will not be registered. Those taking only AURAL ENTRANCE or language examinations need not file formal applications.
Barnard College hosts a Christmas assembly on Tuesday December 21 at 1 10 P M in St Pauls Chapel reserved for Barnard use with gallery seating for university members. The Rev Henry Sloane Coffin, a longtime friend and renowned preacher, will speak as Barnard Glee Club leads Christmas carols inviting all students unless conscience prohibits.
Letter to Barnard Bulletin editor correcting the departmental honors candidates. The note fixes misspellings and omissions in the list including Virginia B Littauer in Mathematics and adds Elise H Lurlain and Helen Mack for Botany and French respectively, signed by committee chair L H Gregory.
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