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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1902
Page
4
Rev Dr Rainsford spoke to students at a metropolitan college on December 16 about opportunities for women in reform work. He urged thorough training and noted many women influence social and political fields, warning against ignorance and hollow activism.
Officers and students are urged to observe the rule restricting the library corridor between the loan desk and the reading room to library use only. Cooperation is requested to enforce the regulation during cataloguing and distribution work as noted by Acting President Nicholas Murray Butler.
Miss Gill outlines a new plan for mid year exams lasting one week replacing two. Each subject will be tested during existing lecture hours, so a student with three daily hours faces three exams in three subjects, with confusion over whether each hour requires a yearly portion.
The 1903 Columbian stands out for its highly attractive cover and unusually thorough reproduction, making it more fully reprinted than in any prior issue.
The fragment notes a street address and telephone line indicating contact details for 60 West and Street, with a reference to 1265 18th Street. The readable text presents basic location and communication information without further context or events.
A detailed schedule lists faculty and staff office hours at Barnard College and Teachers College. Names followed by offices and times include Gill Dean and numerous instructors such as Carpenter and Cohn with weekly weekday slots and Saturday hours across West Hall, Barnard and Library locations.
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