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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1915
Page
1
Barnard College students publish a weekly bulletin throughout the academic year with a pause during the final two weeks of January. The notice records the ongoing student-run publication as a source of campus information and updates.
The list shows Editor-in-Chief Carol T Weiss and 16 others across senior and associate roles. It includes Doris Maddow as Assistant Editor-in-Chief, Margaret Moses and Cora Senior Winkin as Managing Editors, and Edith Grossmann Dorothy Keck Dorothy Metzger Elsie Oakley Bor Seeds Mary Senior Rose LeVine among editors and Edith Grossmann as a key figure. Business staff features Ida P Rolf as Business Manager with Eliza Marquess Helena Shine Eleanor Taylor in assistant roles.
A cheeky college note links Christmas joy with philosophy and moral obligation. It notes vacation time for intellectual fulfillment and human desires, urging readers to enjoy a merry Christmas and a bright New Year.
At a December 1 meeting Barnard College trustees elected officers for 1916: Silas B. Brownell as Chairman, A. A. Anderson as Vice-chairman, Frederic B. Jennings as Clerk, George A. Plimpton as Treasurer, Albert G. Milbank and Clara B. Spence as Executive Committee members serving until 1919. Mrs George McAneny Marjorie Jacobi was confirmed as Alumnae Trustee for 1915-1919.
A campus memo urges strict organization of the main second floor bulletin board. It instructs placing notices in labeled sections, using uniform cards and thumb tacks, and reserving certain signs for near the 120th street entrance to keep college activities orderly and visible.
The Student Council officially appoints Dorothy Fraser a 16 year old as chairman of the second floor student bulletin board with the aim to improve material relevance on the board.
Anyone wishing to sign the lonor System must obtain a slip from Ruth Salem or Carol Lorenz in Senior Study or from her class president.
Hebraic Culture Committee announces Professor Shepherd will lecture Thursday January 13 at 4 p m in Room 139 on Jews in Spain and Elsewhere Save the afternoon and bring friends for the talk
December 29 is Tag Day to raise funds for Jewish war sufferers. Students from Barnard Columbia and Teachers College are invited to take part by contacting Elinore Sachs at locker 227, Junior Study.
A letter congratulates the Wigs and Cues Board of Directors on the Irish Plays. It commends Spreading the News for its humor, Deirdre for its poetic stage picture, and Miss Wright for Ines, praising the cast, coach, and overall Barnard tradition.
A dated closing from Virginia C. Gildersleeve bearing the date December 12 1915. The fragment implies a personal closing or signature line attached to correspondence or a formal note.
The Seventh Annual Intercollegiate Socialist Society convention will be in New York City on December 28 to 30. Barnard figures Doris Maddow Estelle Albert Eleanor Parker Ruth Budinoff attend as delegates. Wednesday features a Question Box session in Room 206 Journalism. Barnard-Columbia hosts the session. A dinner is set for 6:30 pm Wednesday at Palm Garden 150 East 58th Street with speakers including Rev John Haynes Holmes Charles Edward Russell Norman Angell James Maurer William English Walling and J G Phelps Stokes. Reservations to Ruth Budinoff locker 27 Sophomore Study.
The February Bear will feature alumnae material and requests submissions by January 15. Editors invite all eligible alumnae to send articles up to the magazine’s capacity.
January 6 academic chapel features Dean Gildersleeve as the speaker. January 10 guest speaker Dr. David de Sola Pool of the Spanish and Portuguese Synagogue of New York will address the assembly. noted for eloquence and prominence in communal work.
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