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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1916
Page
1
A Barnard College student body announces a weekly publication run for the college year with a brief note that issues appear weekly except for the final two weeks in January and during that period schedules may vary.
Associate Editors Edith Grossmann Dorothy Keck Dor othy Metzger Elsie Oakley Fl nor Sachs Mary Senior Rose LeVine Business Board Business Manager Ida P. Rolf Assistants Eliza Marquess Thelena Shine Eleanor Taylor
The first issue after New Year urges resolutions to do fewer tasks more thoroughly. It argues slovenliness harms teams and clubs, and that real thinking requires deep data study rather than dogma. The piece champions dropping half finished work to gain genuine intellectual power.
City alert urges restraint as grippe rages in New York. Do not spread illness on campus. if sick, avoid others and sneeze into a handkerchief. Dr Mc Castine and Migs Carling offer drugs and advice to those affected.
The reader letter from Theodora Baldwin praises the Barnard College performance of Yeats's Deirdre. It argues undergraduate critique undervalues the production while lauding Miss Surgeoner as Deirdre and Miss Wright as Naisi. The piece emphasizes poetry, tragedy, and beauty in the staging despite stage limits.
Grace Evans St John laments Barnard College indifference as Firelight Club entertains faculty and a few students on Twelfth Night 1916. The letter argues the event salvaged the annual revels and highlights social responsibility failures.
The January 5 meeting reconsidered Brooks Hall's petition to grant the president voting rights. The request was denied. Alumnae Day was set for February 19. A December 21 brief session approved over $10 for a Barnard section in the 1916 Columbian.
Mrs Charlotte Perkins Gilman author of Woman and Economics will speak on Feminism and Peace at Barnard Theatre Friday afternoon under the Feminist Forum. The event starts at four o clock and is open to the University with many turned away at the last meeting.
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