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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1915
Page
1
Published weekly during the college year with a brief hiatus in the last two weeks of January, the Barnard College student body releases this paper as their official campus publication.
The page lists the 1916 Editors in Chief and staff roles including Dorette Ferandié as Editor in Chief, Lucy R. Morgenthau as Business Manager, and assorted managing editors, departments and contributors such as Agnes Conklin, Isabel Totten, Margaret Pollitzer, Dorothy Blondel, Beulah Amidon, Cora Senner, Carol Weiss, Faith Grossman, Lucy Porter, Elinore Sachs, and others with varied duties in dramatic arts, religious activities, social movements, athletics and more.
Editorial notes a lunch encounter with a girl deemed commonplace and unremarkable. The piece critiques society’s fear of eroding individuality from infancy in Montessori kindergartens to old age as people conform in daily life.
The author argues that seeking individuality in dress and speech drains energy and intelligence, creating new commonplaceness. Yet the loss of Mary Smith’s charm if everyone conformed to ordinary norms is noted as a counterpoint.
Dear editor, Barnard has athletics and teams but little student support. Many skip games yet enjoy sundae time, revealing indifference that hurts teams. Going to games is pleasure, boosts school pride, and helps friends connect. reform and boost athletics now.
The 34-Standard English course examines how English speech standards arise and outlines key principles of correctness in spoken and written English. Professor Krafp teaches with hours to be arranged. Students should leave time cards for the second half-year in Professor Baldwin's mailbox before Monday January 25.
A discussion on art as a career for women highlights the need for long study, love of art, and understanding of the child mind. Remuneration is low but rewards shape public taste. careers in aesthetic fields grow as fame follows patient effort. Irene Weir offers consultations by appointment at Hotel Grenoble in New York City.
Barnard College students must file separate absence reports for each course by 5 P.M. Tuesday January 19. If illness is the cause, attach a doctor’s certificate. Blank forms are available from the Registrar starting 9 A.M. Monday January 18. Completed lists must reach the Registrar by 4 P.M. Wednesday January 20, 1915.
Notice urges undergraduates to observe library rules as exams approach. Absolute quiet is required in the Library, with careful, considerate execution of the existing rules. Signed Ervnor Grice Lovrta, Chairman of Exec.
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