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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1914
Page
1
Published weekly during the college year with two week gap in January, the Barnard College student publication serves as a campus newspaper detailing campus events and student perspectives.
Managing Editors Edna Astruck Agnes Conklin Estelle Kraus Margaret Pollitzer Isabel Totten Subscription one year price 1 50 mailing 1 80 strictly in advance Entered as second class matter October 21 1908 at the Post Office New York NY under the Act of March 3 1897
Editorial notes the cycle of study and holidays in college life and mocks the notion that life is one long rest after another. It argues the ideal life is energetic and varied with multiple interests, contrasting frivolous holiday behavior with disciplined activity.
The article argues that a busy college life with many clubs, plays and sports keeps people healthy and energized. It urges maintaining diverse interests without dissipating energy and suggests pursuing hobbies outside work to enrich after leaving college.
Correction notes the Barnard Bulletin resume of T Lyon Caughey address over stating Jewish shares of New York crime. It cites an American Hebrew editorial questioning ministerial reliance on unverified rumors. The Kehillah says it obtained authentic figures on Jewish and non Jewish crime counts.
Calendar notes Chapel events at Oberlin College from January 5 to 9 1914 include Alumnae Tea YWCA lecture by Prof in Room 134 and Academic Chapel. Frida y night Frohman and F F Mackay speak followed by a dance with guest invites and a Dramatic School connection.
Columbia University Barnard College editors invite entries for a one act play competition aimed at training in dramatic structure. The contest seeks exceptional student work, though professional stages restrict access and thus limits placements for failed entries.
From late 1912 to late 1913 arraignments show 598 Jewish women in New York night court with 344 charged on morality grounds and 196 as strikers. State prisons held 457 Jewish inmates of 4,363 total. city prisons had 494 Jews of 2,903. Overall Jewish share mirrors city and state populations.
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