Barnard Bulletin Weekly Student Publication Note
Barnard College students publish a weekly bulletin during the academic year with a break in the last two weeks of January.
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1917
Page
1
Editors and staff listings for university publication
The document lists key editorial roles and staff for the publication including Editor-in-Chief Mildred Blout, Assistant Editor Eugenia Ketterlinus, and managing editors Liildegarde Diechmann Elsie Oschrin Elizabeth Wright. It also names associate editors Sophie Amson Florence Barber Fifi Carr Berenice Despres Lucy Karr Ruth Lewy Edith Lowenstein Dorothy Teall alumnae editor Sarah Butler and business board members Florence Cuttrell Lenore Gunzendorfer Marian Levy Lockie Parker Lillian Sternberg Agnes Surgeoner with class years noted.
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Eugenia Ketterlinus
Liildegarde Diechmann
Elsie Oschrin
Elizabeth Wright
Sophie Amson
Florence Barber
Fifi Carr
Berenice Despres
Lucy Karr
Ruth Lewy
Edith Lowenstein
Dorothy Teall
Sarah Butler
Lenore Gunzendorfer
Marian Levy
Lockie Parker
Lillian Sternberg
Agnes Surgeoner
Barnard College Address and 1917 Post Details
The notice lists subscription price of one year at 1.80 strictly in advance. It states second class matter entered October 21, 1908 at the New York Post Office under the 1897 act. Communications addressed to Barnard College Columbia University Broadway and 119th St New York. New York Thursday Feb 8 1917.
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Barnard Bulletin
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Columbia University Broadway
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Barnard Students Criticized for Library Gatherings
Social events at Columbia Library in recent weeks draw critique as Barnard students are accused of misusing study space. Reports say groups of Barnard girls sit with books open while chatting for hours about nothing, distracting others during exams.
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Columbia Library
Barnard
College Quiet Criticizes Library Chatter
The author condemns noisy chatter in library spaces, citing a remark from Columbia University’s chief librarian to Barnard College about disruptive conduct. The piece argues that college-age students should restrain interruptions to focus on study.
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Barnard College
Columbia
Student Council Notes on January Meeting Actions
The January 17 Student Council meeting approved renaming the Craigie Club to the Newman Club and adopted Senior Week regulations. Key change allows February matrics with good standing aiming to graduate the February after Senior Week to fully participate in Senior Week events. others may attend as guests at banquets and dances.
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Craigie Club
Newman Club
Price List Update At Exchange On Candy And Stationery
Students are informed of a new price list posted in the Exchange and on bulletin boards. Prices for candy and stationery have risen significantly in recent months, and the shop has raised prices accordingly.
College Event Calendar Shows February Activities
The notice lists academic chapel and theatre events from February 8 to February 15. Highlights include Dean Gildersleeve talks, Brooks Hall tea for sophomores, Faculty Reception, Newman Club and Columbia Theatre tea, Coffin sermon, undergraduate meetings and teas, state scholars address, Journalism Club, and Glee Club activities.
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Dean Gildersleeve
Brooks’ Slall
Glee Club
Brooks Hall
Newman Club
Columbia Newman Club
Henry Sloane Coffin
Mednesday
Sullivan
Journalism
Miss
German Play Notice From Barnard and Columbia Groups
The Deutscher Kreis of Barnard and Deutscher Verein of Columbia plan a rip ping comedy Der Bibliothekar by G von Moser. Proceeds go to a prize fund. Tryouts set for Thursday Feb 15 at 4 p.m. in the cold lunch room. Marked copy on reserve in the library. Sopra Amson, Chairman.
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Deutscher Kreis
Barnard
Deutscher Verein
Columbia
der Bibliothekar
G. von Moser
Sopra Amson
Chapel notices for second semester begin February 8
Chapel assemblies for the second semester start February 8 with Academic Chapel where Dean Gildersleeve will address the college. The first Monday speaker is Rev Henry Sloane Coffin of Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church and Union Seminary. On February 15 a representative of the Charities Organizations will discuss work opportunities in that field.
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Gildersleeve
Henry Sloane Coffin
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
Union Seminary
Glee Club Holds Rehearsal Before Tea
Glee Club members met Thursday afternoon January 18 for a rehearsal then enjoyed tea and sweets. The group found the idea of a pre tea rehearsal a great success and had a splendid time.
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Glee Club
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Editors
Mildred Blout
Florence Cuttrell
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