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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1919
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin is a weekly college publication for Barnard College students. It lists the editor in chief Dorothy Butler and staff editors and assistants, with an advertising manager and contact details for 2.00.
The article notes the opening of Students Hall creating new study spaces while lamenting loss of the old Undergrad Study. It describes lack of neutral gathering ground for all students and critiques class or department based cliques in existing rooms.
Students convert Senior and Sophomore Studies into Undergrad Ball Room and Reading Room. Fourth floor Studies become Odd and Even, pairing 1919 with 1921 and 1920 with 1922. The experiment aims to restore college life through sociable noon and after class activities. Success depends on the student body and college support.
In the weeks before exams the essay urges students to care for library books and be considerate of others. It emphasizes quiet study, returning books intact, and sharing space by remembering the needs of the next readers and the wider Ella Weed library community.
A Barnard College talk to Seniors urges continued respect for upperclassmen. The speaker argues politeness across classes reflects home behavior, noting Freshmen often crowd and Juniors push, and calls for Juniors to guide Sophomores and Freshmen with example. It emphasizes courtesy determines a student’s path to fame.
At Barnard Chapel on December 19 the Christmas service featured Miss Wilcox as soloist singing Cantique Noel. The Dean urged the Red Cross Roll Call and Professor Baldwin delivered a message of peace and reconstruction, while the choir offered festive carols and Dean Gildersleeve sent season’s greetings.
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