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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1914
Page
2
Barnard College students publish a weekly during the academic year with a brief hiatus in the last two weeks of January. The publication serves the Barnard community with campus news, opinions, and notices.
A local instructor announces private pupils will be welcomed at her residence studio. The notice specifies one on one lessons available by appointment for music and art coaching. Scheduled sessions aim to provide personalized guidance in a intimate home setting.
A discussion on a student culture of constant activity at college with praise for variety and energy. It cautions against overload and notes debates over balancing duties and social life. It mocks those who fear excess and defends lively campus life amid calls for moderation.
A lively fracas on campus hallways features students joking about exams and a “drinking cup” penny request. The dean may need help as laughter and banter collide with year-end stress. Campus life scenes capture witty exchanges and student quirks.
Calendar notes events for January 1914 at Oberlin College with Chapel and academic activities. Alumnae Tea is scheduled in the Trustees' Room from 4 to 6. The entry also lists forthcoming dates including Academic Chapel and a program titled Wigs and Cues.
The Barnard Bulletin from New York announces August 24 1912 notices with editor Louise Herrie post office address 222 Riverside Drive and business manager Luce at 119th Street Broadway area. It lists owners as students of Broadway and 119th Street with no known bondholders or security holders.
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