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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1917
Page
1
The Barnard Bulletin is issued weekly during the college year excluding the last two weeks in January, produced by Barnard College students. It serves as a campus news digest with campus events, notices, and student contributions.
The bulletin lists editors and associate editors at Barnard College with class years from 1917 and 1918. It notes subscription pricing of One Year $1.50 and Mailing Price $1.80, and gives communications address at Broadway and 119th Street, New York.
The Alumnae Editor outlines aims for a young Alumni Department similar to a feature in Wel lesley College Bulletin. She emphasizes two essentials: financial support and covering printer bills, supplies and mailing costs, noting the printer, book store, and federal government implications.
The piece urges alumnae to provide money and loyal interest to sustain the Bulletin. It invites occasional contributions about alumnae activities or friends and letters commenting on undergraduate or alumnae affairs. It emphasizes the need to help the publication through support and engagement.
A Barnard senior writes to urge stronger support for college events, criticizing low turnout at 1918 Jiftier Ball and Money and the Man. She argues for mature, collective participation despite NYC stereotypes and peer avoidance, calling Barnard's social life an essential season event.
Owing to paper shortage and higher book costs students should avoid wasting examination books. A student may use as many books as reasonably needed for an exam. Unused books must not be removed from the room or used for other purposes. Virerta C. Gildersleeve, Dean.
January calendar notes entrance exams begin on Thursday. Glee Club meets at 4:00. Undergrad study session scheduled. French Society Tea at Room 839 also at 4:00. Next week Wednesday January 24 midyears begin.
Barnard College requires all students with any absence or lateness in the current half year to file a separate report for each course by 5 p.m. Tuesday January 23. Reports may be mailed to reach the Registrar by 4 p.m. Wednesday January 24 1917. Anna E H Meyer Registrar.
Last Wednesday the Stitg Trio performed for R P O members at the Theatre to good reception. The event included a German conversation and a varied program with skilled execution, notably the Haydn Trio in C Major finale. Gretchen shows promise at Kreisler Liebesleid, while other pieces include Mozart Minuet, Rubinstein Melody, Wieniawski Mazurka, Bach Gounod Ave Maria, Viéxtemps Reverie, Popper Mazurka, and Handel Bourrée.
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