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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1902
Page
1
The January 6 1902 issue notes Barnard Bulletin’s first year. Editors praise student interest and honest criticism, urge more student enterprise, and discuss college spirit, a funded theatre frame, an Encyclopaedia shelf, gymnasium use, and a college play as a revenue source.
Readers react to an editorial endorsing student work for the College if needed. A number of students have expressed strong views on the proposal and its implications for campus life and finances.
Subscriptions expiring January first will renew automatically unless the business manager is told otherwise.
Barnard and Columbia French societies hold a meeting at Barnard Theatre on Monday evening January 13 at 8 15 sharp. A business session will be followed by a social gathering.
The manager Miss Kroeber urges Smith College players to attend basketball practice before mid year exams to assemble a larger team for a potential game with the alumni. The aim is to field a strong squad to represent the college.
Delegates from Columbia University and other institutions met at a federation convocation. New officers were elected: President Mo bn ps of Columbia, first vice president Mr Kelsey from Penn, second vice president Hopkins of Columbia, third vice president Mr Wright from Yale, recording secretary Miss Tyre of Radcliffe, corresponding secretary Miss Greene of Missouri, treasurer Mr Hendee of NYU. Nominating Committee includes Miss Woodhull Mrs Sry son and all Phillips of Columbia, Mr Wright of Yale, Mr Greene. Professors Johnston of Columbian University urged thesis subject collection and political study emphasis. Twenty four delegates attended, nine were women, representatives from colleges with graduate departments only.
The Sophomore class presented a one act comedy The First Time to Freshmen just before the college recess. Wilfred Burton C M Applegate Sylvia Garden Lena A Miller Nina Helen S Elting Mrs De Soto Beans Agnes L Durant Fred Torrington J H Loomis acted well with Miss Applegate as the lively artist and Miss Elting earning praise for her sympathetic maid role. The cast received strong audience approval.
German lecture by Carl Schurz on January 1 at 4 30 p.m. in Haverhever Hall. Sir Robert S Ball F R A S gives talk on The Cause of an Ice Age on January 16 at 3 30 p.m. in Schermerhorn Room.
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