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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1915
Page
4
A playful campus verse from Earl Hall jokes about student life and campus quirks. It mocks exams and Greek games, notes spring signs, fashion shifts, and a cheeky farewell from Amphioxus to humans, ending with a nod to origins.
The 1916 class held its regular meeting on Wednesday February 10 with B kittenberg named chairman of the Junior Luncheon. Plans were made to give the Sub-Freshmen a welcoming lunch on Friday the 19th and a tea the following Friday. The Mortarboard editor announced the publication went to press.
The Y W C A invites the entire Freshman Class to a party in Earl Hall on Thursday afternoon from four to six. All freshmen are welcome, even if they did not receive a personal invitation.
New bulletin editors named after a contest prize Elsie Oakley Babette Deutsch Doris Maddow and Eliza Marquers are named associate editors Cora Senner becomes managing editor In a move highlighting newsroom leadership changes at the Bulletin.
The calendar lists events including 1917 Greek Games Chorus try-outs in the Undergraduate Study on Saturday February 20 at 2:15 pm and 8:15 pm, and Von Wahl benefit plays in Breese Theatre on Washington's Birthday Holiday.
The Bureau urges college women to pursue practical, profession linked paths. It stresses stenography for business entry, domestic training for lunchroom ventures, interior decoration with art and travel, and social work requiring formal training or apprenticeships. Science careers in health, bacteriology, chemistry, and lab support are highlighted, with civil service exams and publishing opportunities noted. success hinges on planning, training, and perseverance.
The article discusses librarian as a noble educational role and a viable career for women. It notes the long learning curve, the desire of many to act as librarians, and the value of training, with librarianship offering growth and supportive networks beyond initial higher salaries. It emphasizes choosing a line of adaptation and finding mentors along the way.
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