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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1916
Page
1
Beauty's Truth and the Bulletin's Artistic Duty
The Bulletin argues modern life favors material efficiency over culture and urges Barnard students to develop artistic potential. It notes the World’s Fair influence and contrasts it with the Bulletin Room’s recent makeover from a noisy, dirty space to fitting, improved surroundings.
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Bulletin
Battitin
Whitin to Speak on The New Penology at Barnard Chapel
Dr. E. Stagg Whitin will discuss The New Penology at Barnard College Chapel on Thursday February 17. The talk outlines a reform in prison systems toward self government and industrial training, backed by the National Committee on Prisons with ties to Sing Sing Auburn and other facilities.
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E. Stagg Whitin
Barnard College Chapel
Whitin
Department of Local Legislation of
Columbia Universty
Thomas Mott Osorne
Sing Sing Son
Adolph Lewisohn
School of Mines
Columbia University
Trustees of
Columbia Univerity
University
Sing Sing Prison
Ségbert
Columbia
Helen Hartley Jenkins
Charles Henry Davis
Colonbra University
Goetze
Lindsay
Dean Lambert
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Social Service League Meeting on Friday at Room 303
All interested in the labor group of the Social Service League are invited to a Friday meeting at 12 in Room 303. The topic is considered and other matters of vital importance. another session will discuss definite working plans for the Education Group.
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Social Service League
Questions To Be Discussed At Undergraduate Meeting
Questions to be discussed at an undergraduate meeting on February 15 include whether Academic Chapel should be compulsory and if a monthly gathering would foster unity. The notice invites votes on compulsory attendance and flags a financial reform under study by a Student Council subcommittee.
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Intercollegiate Challenge opens with new magazine debut
On Washington's Birthday the first issue of the intercollegiate magazine debuts, featuring students from Harvard to Columbia and Barnard Board members. Notable writings include Donald MacGregor Stern's war play Mana, Preston Slosson's The Cynicism of the Good, and Charles Edward Russell on Preparedness. Barnard contributors include Winifred Welles poetry and Esther Norton's Open Letter to College Girls.
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Washington
Harvard
Radcliffe
Vassar
Dartmouth
Tulane
Iowa State
New York University
Yale
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Southern California
Chicago
Columbia
Elizabeth B. Hall
Eleanor Parker
Dorothy Metzger
Barnard College
Challenge
Esther K. Norton
Phyllis Perlman
Barnard
School of Journalism
Mana
Donald MacGregor Stern
Preston Slosson
Charles Edward Russell
Socialist Party
New York
Winifred Welles
Prof Shepherd to Speak on The Jews in Spain
Prof Shepherd will give a 30 minute talk on The Jews in Spain and Elsewhere this Wednesday at 12 o clock in room 135. Attendees may bring friends and have time for lunch after the lecture.
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Shepherd
Spain
Jewish Relief Day Appeals and Drop-off Location
Due to examinations many may miss Jewish Relief Day contributions. Contributions may be left at Miss Patchin's office.
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Miss Patchin
Local Engagements Reported for 1915 Couples
Edna Astruck announces engagement to Alfred Jaritzki. Vincent Leroy Bettet and Edna Henry announce their engagement. Lucy Howe becomes engaged to John L. Dix of Chicago.
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Edna Astruck
Alfred Jaritzki
Vincent Leroy Bentet
Edna Henry
Lucy Howe
John L. Dix
Chicago
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