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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1909
Page
1
A compact Barnard Bulletin fragment notes a brief event or notice with minimal readable details. The text highlights a local matter awaiting further clarification and invites readers to seek full context in the next edition.
In a meeting an allocation of fifty dollars was approved to subscribe to leading magazines for the Undergraduate Study. Titles include Atlantic Monthly and Century with others like Harpers Scribners and reviews. A French and German magazine and a scientific journal were added, and a magazine room in Barnard is planned due to Columbia Library limits and inconvenient hours.
The Undergraduate Association plans free access to current literature for students. It highlights magazines like the Review of Reviews and current events summaries as beneficial for college girls who have little time for newspapers. The aim is concise weekly news, special articles, and readings to broaden science religion philosophy and sociology knowledge.
The Barnard Bulletin records the German department’s gratitude for a forty-volume Jubilaumsausgabe of Goethe’s works donated by the Deutscher Kreis. The donor’s choice offers a visualized panorama of Goethe’s versatile intellect, enabling deeper student understanding and frequent careful study.
Florence Schlageter died following an operation in late November. Her sudden passing shocked friends who valued her popularity and teaching last winter. She was beloved by those who knew her and cherished for her warm character and service.
A compact listing of upcoming talks and classes with speakers and rooms. Topics include Nautical Science with Charles Poor, French arts with Prof. Cohn, public service with Rev. Heischmann, public administration by Cleveland, dye chemistry by Pellew, sanitary science by Sedgwick, weather forecasting by Moore, Schiller's Wallenstein by Kayser, and Casa Grande excavations by Fewkes.
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