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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1920
Page
2
Weekly Barnard College bulletin highlights student and editorial items. It cites the Board of Editors led by Dorothy Butler and Bertha Wallerstein, plus staff roles, postage formats, and university affiliation details. The piece reflects on campus debates about labor and politics and the tension between idealism and practical costs in student discourse.
An essay reflects on the clash between faculty and students over a path to reform. It cites quotes from Pre Wright about growth through compromise and argues for steadfast ideals as a lasting reality beyond mere development.
A fragmentary report outlines Dr John C Eliot delivering a lecture at Barnard College on youth, education, and the future. The piece hints at themes of tradition versus radical change, the influence of ancient Greece, and the hope that youth beliefs are preserved without sacrificing wisdom.
Students may file a list of absences and latenesses at the Registrar's Office before noon on January 21 1629. Each course needs a separate blank with all absences and latenesses and reasons, including ill health certificates if not yet filed. Ranks become available January 16 at 9 am and completed lists must reach the Registrar by January 21 1920.
Committee on Instruction proposes strict exam checks to minimize lost books. Instructors must start promptly, take attendance, and assign sections to different rooms in large classes. Near exam end, instructors verify books against attendance and record discrepancies. late entrants must report to the instructor when submitting papers.
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