Barnard College Weekly Publication Note
Published weekly through the college year except the last two weeks in January by the students of Barnard College.
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1915
Page
1
Published weekly through the college year except the last two weeks in January by the students of Barnard College.
The document lists editorial staff and departments for editor chief Dorette Ferandié and business manager Lucy R. Morgenthau with assistants and associate editors. It includes roles in Dramatic and Literary Activities Humorous Departments Religious Activities Exchanges Proofreading and Athletics and notes year designations such as 1915 1916 and 1917 alongside several student names.
The piece compares a centipede puzzled by its legs to campus governance as students and faculty argue over control of undergraduate affairs. It notes that attempts to delineate authority collapse into ambiguity, turning minor rules into oversized issues and stalling college business.
A columnist argues that people overproblemize trivial issues and urges a break to regain perspective. The centipede lorem reappears suggesting the ant's warnings be forgotten and life resume as before.
Barnard warns all students not to engage with a man named Alexander Jessup who offers literary work. Report any contact to Dean V C Gildersleeve or the office immediately.
Agnes L. Dickson announces a Bulletin appeal inviting women to share career experiences. A nursing article by Miss Nutting is included and guidance offered by Miss Nutting or Miss Stewart at Teachers College with specified office hours Monday through Friday.
A historical look at nursing as a career, tracing its rise alongside teaching and the shifting interests of educated women. The piece notes evolving training schools driven by alumni that raise educational levels, reduce physical demands, and ease old ecclesiastical restrictions shaping early nursing.
The article discusses the growing role of nursing in education and public health, noting university affiliated training in Minnesota Indiana Cincinnati and Washington University St Louis. It highlights the need for educated nurses as superintendents instructors and district health teachers and mentions efforts in school health supervision.
Calendar notes list feminist forum on Tuesday January 5 at 4 10 pm Glee Club meeting for undergrads January 6 12 to 1 and 1916 party for faculty January 6 4 to 6 Theatre Earl Hall Craigie Club lecture January 6 Academic Chapel January 7 Classical Club meeting Room 307 12 to 12 30 Glee Club undergraduate study January 6 12 to 12 30 Junior Ball January 8 8 30 Columbia Gymnasium
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