19 Dec 1904
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1904
Page
1
The 1905 issue lists Emma S. Calhoun and FR Caroline D. Hall as business managers with associate editors including Helen Erskine Annie F. Fisher and Agnes Miller. Subscription for one year is $1.50 with mailing price $1.85.
A 1904 note announces publishing minutes of the Conference of Student Government Representatives. It discusses comparing college systems and predicts continued publication. The piece notes Barnard lacks a dormitory and that students typically govern social matters while faculty control academics.
Correspondence argues criticism should be fair and proportional, warning against hasty judgments. The letter outlines how student governance and college authorities balance control over nonacademic and academic matters across dorms, chapels, safety, and household management.
The piece argues that early criticism is often superficial and biased because reviews must appear soon after a production. It urges delaying commentary to allow thorough comparison of performances and reliable standards, benefiting actors and readers alike.
On Monday December 19 at 12 20 in Room 215 a C S M A meeting will read the convention delegates reports. Later at 4 30 in the Ping Pong Room members are asked to sew Christmas presents for city mission people. Wednesday at 4 45 in the Cathedral crypt Dr Poiginc will deliver his last Bible lecture.
The Barnard Union considers a tariff revision by Congress and proposes amendments to Article III. Sec. 3 Part 2 for nominations by three members and two thirds approval. A literary supplement to the Bulletin is planned at about 16.50 monthly with 150 subscribers, featuring poems and sketches. New honorary and regular members are proposed for admission and several names are elected to membership.
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