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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1919
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin, published weekly by Barnard College students for the Undergraduate Association, lists editors and staff for the February 7, 1919 issue. The issue details the board of editors, news and associate editors, assistants, and the business and advertising staff.
The spring issue of BULLETIN warmly welcomes Barnard College newcomers and transfers. It promises closer acquaintance beyond the glass doors and outlines the value of college courses and the Latin prose requirement as students anticipate worthwhile experiences ahead.
February entrants face a hard start fitting in among rapid campus activity. The piece reassures newcomers that Barnard staff are normal people beneath a brusque surface and eager to include every student in college life, urging new arrivals to participate and be seen.
The bulletin announces two vacancies on the business board for energetic girls. One seat should be filled by a 1921 class member who can become Bulletin and Bear Business Manager next year. Interested students should leave name and class in student mail for Marion Travis. Freshmen and Sophomores urged to apply.
The Undergraduate Committee on Curricular Affairs reports on petitions received. One petition has been recommended with Student Council approval and sent to the relevant department. others are under investigation. Results will be announced in the Bulletin and at a forthcoming public hearing.
A letter to the Bulletin asks why Student Council minutes are not printed and urges more publicity about council activities. The writer demands details on whether the forum idea with YWCA and Newman Club is shelved, what the council has done about curricular issues, library silence, and other matters, plus guidance on elections and candidate expectations.
After the war a shift in political social and religious ideas prompts a series of addresses by leading progressive thinkers. The program aims to move beyond traditional theology and feature scholars who helped shape a new world order. Continued on Page 3.
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