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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1903
Page
1
The Barnard College bulletin lists subscription details for the annual yearbook and mentions names such as Theodora Curtis Cecil Dorran Elsa Alsberg Helen Erskine Helen W. Cooley Annie Fisher Frances Hope Pardo with subscription rate One year $1.50.
Incoherent fragments discuss sales and dues with references to a Quacrei dulars and Undergraduate Treasury. The text mentions estimates of cents and larger items, unsure context, and unclear actions related to a sale and funds. No clear names, dates, or places emerge.
Fragmentary text from a New York document mentions Razsazye Cource and Courwma Usir with day and right street details, suggesting a local legal or property notice.
The January 12, 1903 notice notes biology and criticism dominating senior theses, with math declining. History and present questions see larger numbers, signaling broader intellectuality in the graduating class and a shift toward general grasp of vital day to day questions.
A brief university item notes Mrs. Nicholas Murray Butler featured in Saturday morning coverage dated January 10, 1903. The agency highlights her involvement and prominence in academic circles.
At yesterday's trustees meeting J J Thompson D Sc F R Cavendish Professor of Experimental Physics at Cambridge since 1884 was elected to replace the late Professor Reod as head. Thompson, Trinity College graduate 1880, lecturer 1883, professor 1884, has published works on vortex rings dynamics electricity and magnetism.
Dr. Tracy Hazen of the Columbia Botany Department has been appointed to fill the Barnard College vacancy caused by Miss Dunn's death. The appointment is made by the appointment committee.
Members of the APPOINTMENT IN THE BOTANY DE Mandolin Club show very poor attendance at weekly practice. Leaders urge constant attendance for success and call University students seeking teaching positions to apply for Appointment Committee blanks with Mr. Meyers in room 213 Library.
A letter to the Bulletin from a Sophomore urges the Undergraduate Association to buy stage scenery. The association already bears yearly costs for three teas at about 150 dollars each and must weigh additional expenses against the proposal.
The December library report shows 1110 books added including facsimile reproductions of Codex Vaticanus and Jenaer Liederhandschrift. Also added are a complete Allgemeine Deutsche Bibliothek set, first editions of Goethe and Schiller, Moliere works, Emile, and three volumes on Architectural Gardens of Italy by Holland Forbes.
The fifth volume of the Columbia University Quarterly is out with a frontispiece of the late Professor Rood. It highlights The Problem of Athletic Control and The Oriental Languages at Columbia, plus reports by Nicholas Murray Butler and others. University news notes increased staff changes, religious life growth, Barnard items, and new chemistry and zoology offerings.
The Journal of Comparative Literature announces its forthcoming initial publication edited by Professor Woodbury. The January issue features editorial material literary notes and reviews with articles on Huguenot Thought in England Moliere in Italy and Unpublished Letters of an English Humanist with prefatory notes by Dr Spingar.
Professor Hirth, Dean Lung Professor of Chinese, will teach a History of China course in the second half year for students not studying Chinese. One Friday lecture at 3 30 PM. Details available from Professor Hirth.
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