Barnard Bulletin Early 1920 Editorial and Staff Listings
Barnard Bulletin weekly student publication listing the Board of Editors led by Editor-in-Chief Dorothy Butler and staff across news, under the clock, associates, and assistants. Includes Business Manager Ruth R. Jones and assistants, subscription and mailing details, post office classifications, and mailing rates with address for communications to Barnard College at Broadway and 119th Street New York. Published January 9 1920 in New York City.
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Barnard College
New York
N. Y
Barnard Bulletin
Columbia University
Broadway
119Th Street
New Year Reflections From a Humble Columnist
The writer greets 1920 with reverence and awe and warns against partisan remarks while hoping readers a happy year. He notes editors’ long tenure with the numerals and urges calm during strikes, weather, or personal edginess.
Salary Increase for Columbia Professors
The Bulletin announces salary hikes for Columbia instructors. It notes that professional wages have lagged behind prices and argues material support is essential alongside moral backing. The piece praises teachers for their effort and the value of their work.
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Bulletin
Columbia
Nebuchadnezzar
Thinking by Proxy and the Call to Independent Thought
A column argues that colleges overprotect students and curb thinking. It cites Mr Dooley style humor and urges original, deliberate thought on the Peace Treaty to cast an intelligent vote. The piece urges breaking mental ruts and habits to seize this moment for clear thinking.
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Mr. Dooley
Larnin
Math Club Hosts Talk On Einstein Theory And Tea
The Math Club held a meeting on Tuesday December 16 with Dr Lamson giving a talk on experiments underlying Einstein theory. An animated discussion followed over the club's tea cups.
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Math Club
Lamson
Room 302 Open to Readers Evening Hours
Until further notice Room 302 will be open to readers from 6 to 830 P.M. V T Boyd issues the reading room schedule.
New Salary Scale Adopted by Barnard College Trustees
Barnard College trustees on December 22 declared a general salary scale aligned with Columbia University figures. Full professors 6000 to 8000 dollars, associate professors 4500 to 5000, assistant professors 3000 to 3600, instructors 2000 to 2400, assistants 1000 to 1200. The board may adjust for exceptional cases and aims to implement the scale as finances permit, with first increases starting January 1920 and tuition and endowment efforts to cover costs.
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Barnard College
Columbia University
Barnard Tackles Ratification
Barnard plans a straw ballot on the Treaty ratification with undergraduates presenting views at the College Assembly next Tuesday January 13. The Bulletin distributes leaflets offering a brief nonpartisan summary to help students vote intelligently.
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Academy
Nenophon
Plato
Barnard
Correction notice on Classical Club Mertins article
We correct inaccuracies in our previous account of the Classical Club Mertins. Dr Jessor Lodge is a present member and he read a paper on Caesar, Cicero and Pony cy. two selections from their works. This correction is printed by request of the Classical Club.
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Classical Club Mertins
Jessor Lodge
Caesar
Cicero
Pony Cy
Classical Club
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Dorothy Butler
Bertha Wallerstein
A.A
A Carter
R. Clendenin
M. Marks
B. Whyte
H.prince
FE. Brooks
M. Truster
J. Rathborne
M. Gerdau
Business Board
Ruth R. Jones
M. Metcalf
A. Jones
KK. Shea
M. Costello
KK. R. Koehler
Math. Club
V.T. Boyd
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