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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1914
Page
2
Baroness Meyendorff discusses Russian students and the social classes among servants shop girls typists and leisure girls. She notes recent camps for idle groups are hard to manage due to social status considerations and expresses gratitude for the opportunity to speak and to foster understanding and prayers.
Bates College and Samuel S McClure tour share The Making of a Magazine and writing guidance. The Smith College Weekly highlights student letters, college opinion, and a debut of formal debates. Barnard recalls its short lived Debating Club amid cross college exchanges and commentary on academic costume.
The Philosophy Club held its February gathering at lunch and discussed Sir Oliver Lodge's last Presidential address to the British Association. Miss Constance Barnett offered a review and criticism as members debated. The next open meeting is Friday the twenty seventh at 4 PM with Professor Perry of Harvard, followed by tea.
Hazel Henderson and Lucy Thompson were named to Bushwick High School for English and History respectively on February 1. Sophie Woodman was appointed to Evander Childs High School in History. Juanita Brown was assigned to Domestic Science with classes in Melrose and Wakefield City schools.
Two women passed the Bellevue Hospital interne examinations, the first in its history. Among the fifty five candidates, sixteen were successful, including Miss Helen Palliser of Brooklyn and Miss Anna Tjohnlands of East Thirty first Street. They begin work in July. Palliser is a Barnard graduate from 1905.
Three university faculty members McCrea Braun and Kasner are on half year leave of absence. The action affects departmental duties and teaching coverage during the term.
Members gathered Tuesday to declare a quorum and approve a strict no chatter policy in the library. Offenders face first warnings and second offense loss of library privileges for one week. The Dean urged support for Ysaye’s Carnegie benefit on Friday March 13 and the Building Fund seeks May county fair style ideas. College song practice remains at 12:15 Tuesday.
The council reviews a proposed point system amid ongoing discussion. No final decision has been made and input from the college is welcome to shape the plan.
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