Barnard Bulletin Editor In Chief and 1905 Associate Editors
The Barnard Bulletin lists the 1e Editor in Chief and the 1905 Associate Editors. It names leadership roles within the student publication and marks a key year for staff.
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1904
Page
1
Bulletin announces editorial changes at annual meeting
At the annual BULLETIN meeting on January 8 Louise E. Peters resigns as Editor-in-Chief and Emilie J. Hutchinson is elected to replace her. Edith G. Van Ingen becomes Managing Editor. several associates and upcoming falls elections for Business Manager and Managing Editors are listed with multiple names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Bulletin
Louise E. Peters
Emilie J. Hutchinson
Edith G. van Ingen
Caroline Lexow
Anne D. Greene
Emma S. Calhoun
Helen
Economics Dominates Senior Thesis Topics This Year
The senior theses reveal economics as the most popular subject among graduating students signaling a strong interest in science and economics. The passage notes that current seniors show a pronounced engagement with economic and science disciplines as part of their capstone work.
Evolution and Philosophy Dominate 1904 Class Selections
The 1904 class shows a strong lean toward philosophic topics, evolution, anthropology, and philosophy proper. History Latin Greek mathematics German education esthetics botany geology appear less represented. The spread favors live topics and assignments demanding original work and serious individual thought.
Barnard Students Eye Dormitory Spirit at Whittier Hall
Barnard girls at Whittier Hall awaken to improve dorm life and form a club to create a dormitory spirit. They plan organized, persistent action to address the deficiency and keep the need visible among interested students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Whittier Hall
Mr Nichols Addresses Chapel on The Christian Use of John's Gospel
Rev Henry P Nichols of Holy Trinity Church spoke at Chapel on Tuesday January 12 about the authenticity of Johns Gospel. He contrasted John with the Synoptists noting structure and style and urged using Johns Gospel without disparaging the earlier three. He argued Matthew presents a practical Christ while Johns is a mystic Word made flesh and concluded Johns Gospel answers the question Who is He.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Henry P. Nichols
Holy Trinity Church
Chapel
Mr. Nichols
Christ
Nichols
Matthew
Deaconess Sloane Addresses YWCA on Missionary Duty
Deaconess Sloane spoke at the YWCA on Wednesday January 13 urging college girls to recognize their privileges and uphold their duty to the missionary cause. The talk highlighted the superior advantages of college life and emphasized service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloane
Columbia Joins Religious Education Association
Columbia University becomes a member of the Religious Education Association. Knight Sanders, dean of Yale Divinity School, serves as the association's president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia University
The
Religious Education Association
Rank Knight Sanders
Yale Divinity School
Incomplete Catalog of Names and Topics Listed
The text lists many author names and topics including Edith A Granger Doris P Gallert Selma Hirsch Selma H Hirschbach and others with subjects spanning brain development to totemism and morality. It appears as a continuation from a previous page with varied scholarly titles and authors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallert
Doris P
Granger
Edith A
Haas
Edith J
Haskell
Juliana
Gottfried Keller
Hawes
Jane J
New Zealand
New South Wales
Haydock
Amelia
Hill
Harriet N
Hirsch
Selma H
United States
Hirshbach
Helen
Hoyts
Jessie F
Athens
Hubbard
Florence E
St. Benedict
Hughan
Ethel M
Tennyson
Hunt
Martha M
Shakespeare
Johnston
Rose E
Henry George
Leers
Hilma—Burger
Levy
Grace
North America
Lewis
Ida E
Germany
Lexon
Caroline
Lichten
Dora E
Loomis
Jean H
Lyon
Romola
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Barnard Bulletin
Helen Erskine
Helen W. Cooley
Ean
Theodora Curtis
Faith Chipperfield
Ass’t
Broadway
119Th Street
Barnard College
Columbia Univ
Elsa Alsberg
Emma S. Calittoun
Annie F. Fisher
Helen A. Hocheimer
Hope Pardon
Elizabeth Brautigam
Caroline D. Hall Pee
Edith Somborn Peele
Elizabeth Tredwell Ee
Benes
MR. Nichol
University Note
Tiffany & Co
Fraternity
Union Square
New York
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