Barnard Bulletin Weekly College Publication Scene
Barnard Bulletin lists staff and contributors for the weekly student publication. Mentions business manager Lucile Mordecai and assistant Helen Dana with editors Gertrude Borchardt Alice Evans Anne Wilson Edith Rosenblatt and others. Contains garbled filler text and partial names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Mordecai
Helen Dana
Gertrude Borchardt
Alice Evans
Anne Wilson
Edith Rosenblatt
Lillie Stein
Priscilla Lockwood
Tradition and criticism mark Barnard reminiscences
The article laments disruptive class singing at Barnard College events and argues that class before college undergrads harms overall song learning. It reflects on Barnard’s growth from scholarship, recalling mentors like Thomas R. Price and Mortimer Lamson Earle and noting a shift to a broader, more beautiful campus while preserving academic spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Johns Hopkins
Thomas R. Price
Speranza
Chular
Mortimer Lamson Earle
Forty-second Street
Emanuel Landes
Annette
Fiftieth Street
Eugene Babbitt
Emanuel
Mounet-Sully
Earle
Madison Avenue
Paris
Oxford
Smith
Vassar
Brn Mawr
Radcliffe
Call for Higher College Spirit and Better Alma Mater Songs
The author urges colleges to raise culture and taste by improving campus singing. He contrasts the clear Even Song at Smith and other schools with our campus performances and chapel singing, calling for a radical change to foster stronger college spirit and unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Cornell
Vassar
Lecture on South American travels by Dr Henry C Crampton
Under the Undergraduate Association, Dr Henry C Crampton will speak on South American travels Friday at 4 PM with stereopticon views. Fans and zoology enthusiasts are invited. A philanthropist seeks to correct past mistakes from a letter in last week's Bulletin. A dark theatre costs $1.00 and stage lighting costs $3.00 only when used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ndergraduate Association
Henry C Crampton
AMI
Humety
Calendar of Events and a Folklore Quip
Calendar entries list a French play at Theatre on Friday January 5 at 8 and Saturday January 6 at 2 and 8. A lecture by Prof. Hallack on January 18 in Room 301 Faverweather at 4. Tea in Undergraduate Study on January 10 at 4. The submitter asks if a buzzing quip about Oscar Browning would fit as filler for Buzzings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallack
Faverweather
Oscar Browning
Obstacle Race Ends With Barrel Bind And Notable Wins
In the continued page 1 event, contestants crawled through a barrel with feet bound in bags. F Upham showed dexterity but no grace, while J Mahle became so stuck the barrel had to be demolished to free him. E Myers won the final tape cutting race amid a display of large bank rolls and remarkable fortunes won and lost. JL Walton topped all, receiving a box of college note paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Upham
J. Mahle
E. Myers
JL. Walton
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