16 Feb 1914
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1914
Page
1
Barnard College weekly publication lists editors and staff for the academic year. Includes Editor-in-Chief Louise H. Fox Business Manager Lucy R. Morgenthau Assistant Business Manager Isabel Toten Ex-Officio Margaret Peck Managing Editors Ruth Marley and Jean Earl Mohle and many departmental assistants.
Entered as second class matter October 1t 1908 at the New York Post Office under the Act of March 3rd 1897.
An editorial argues that college life is not merely a preparatory stage but a distinct life framework within the broader world. It challenges the view that undergraduate years are a separate model and urges recognizing college as integral to lifelong development.
The article argues that college is a real life arena not a mere prep stage. It says students are working people with legitimate jobs and friendships shaping lifelong connections. It emphasizes college life as vibrant, meaningful, and essential to personal growth.
A Barnard Bulletin note describes the Phoebe Birds as a modest singing club for college songs. Membership is open to all students with three levels: honorary faculty and alumnae, very active singers, and dormant members. The group operates without conflict with the Glee Club and lists several members and faculty sponsors.
A note from the editor explains a letter was handed in weeks ago but held back due to limited space in the Bulletin. The editor records that the item remains awaiting publication as space becomes available.
Editor appeals to Barnard students to show loyalty to Dean Gildersleeve. He urges attendance at chapel talks and sustained support, arguing that every student benefits from and contributes to the Dean’s leadership and the college’s spirit.
Three managing board members Edith Mulhall Elizabeth Macau lay and Jean Méhle resigned at the Bulletin meeting last Sunday. Edna Astruck Agnes Conklin and Isabel Totten were promoted to fill vacancies with Isabel Totten becoming assistant business manager. new associate editors Rhoda Ierskine Dorette Ferandie and Eleanor Hubbard were chosen and Florence Schwarzwaelder was honored.
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