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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1909
Page
1
Readable fragments list Mary Bailey Florence Wyeth Theodora Hall Mary Swenson Grace A Reeder Eva vom Baur among 1910 notes in the Barnard Bulletin. The sparse text suggests a roster or personal notices with multiple named individuals and brief identifiers.
A faculty backed plan for un announced quizzes sparks dispute over student workload and fairness. Proponents argue quizzes prevent cramming and keep work current, while critics say unmanageable review demands from multiple courses will burden students, especially girls, with excessive study.
The passage argues for delaying quiz review to ensure students fully revisit their work. It suggests language courses may not be affected, but history and many college lecture courses would be disadvantaged. Insists quizzes test thorough knowledge and that instructors would lower grading standards without review opportunities.
A catalog-style list enumerates numerous books and editions across multiple fields. It includes Ovid selections with notes by J L Lincoln, Goethe works edited by KK Goedeke, Swinton outlines of world history, Virgil texts, Cicero’s works, and numerous critical and scholarly titles. Also noted are reports from U.S. labor and education bureaus and language dictionaries.
A sequence of public lectures scheduled from February 24 to March 2 covering topics from city health and death rates to tides, animal experimentation, digestion, climates and human relations. Speakers include Hoffman, Nathanheim, Poor, Loiseaux, Morgan, Rufus P. Johan, Cleveland, Flexner, Gies and Ward with venues at Schermerhorn, Havemeyer, Fay Weather, Cooper Union and St. Pauls Chapel.
Bernice Leerburger born 1909 was married January 18 to C Ludwig Sc Mann. Amalie Althaus born 190% received re appointment to teach German at Mars High School. Mary W Murtha born 1908 received a fellowship in Biology at Bryn Mawr and announced her engagement to William P Webb, a civil engineer from Providence Rhode Island.
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