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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1904
Page
1
The Barnard Bulletin lists subscription terms for 1904 with one year at 1.50 dollars and mailing price at 1.85 dollars. The ad presents annual and mailing rates for readers.
A Barnard College note defends an editorial misread by Miss Pullman president of the Associate Alumni. It clarifies neither criticizing actions nor requiring Alumni support for athletics. The piece urges dialogue between the Alumni Association officers and the Alumni Committee to better guide the athletic and student efforts.
The BuLLeTin Room is the natural repository of all undergraduate publications and is open to college students. It invites all students to use the space while preserving claimed property rights.
The piece laments a recent trend of borrowing and not returning items including two pillows a Barnard Bear book and several posters from a recent entertainment Several posters were burned with debris during cleanup and the writer urges more care and timely return of loaned items to avoid awkwardness with lenders
Stuart Puttman, President of the Associate Alumna of Barnard College, writes to defend alumni involvement in Barnard athletics. He traces 1900 1901 1902 actions, funds raised for basketball and tennis, and notes trustees later outfitted outdoor fields while admitting limited alumni resources and continued support for student athletics.
The December 14 and 15 Junior show featured Alcestis from Euripides and Ad Astra among a varied program including a Kenilworth spoof and a chariot race. Critics called the overall effort a disappointment citing lack of rehearsal and incongruity of serious pieces with a junior level.
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