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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1914
Page
5
The Religious Department apologizes for failing to have an important article ready for last issue. The notice signals commitment to improved timeliness and upcoming content.
President King of Oberlin College spoke at the Special Academic Chapel on Monday January 6 outlining three ideas based on action. He emphasized will and self-control as roots of character and influence, noting happiness comes from work and overcoming difficulties.
President Burton urged Smith students to address yearly chapel attendance declines. He stressed religious value and the relaxation chapel provides during study. He noted the unity of a gathering college and echoed Dean Gildersleeve on Academic Chapel.
A Barnard Bulletin reader urges student cooperation with new ventilation rules. Windows must be opened for ten minutes between classes and closed to ventilator tops during class. The writer notes improvement and calls for continued adherence to avoid bad air in classrooms.
A social gathering of La Societe Francaise on January 14 featured Prof. L. A. Loiseaux presenting a lecture on Versailles. He traced the palace history from Louis XIV to today with stereoscopic views and anecdotes. Alice Brett was elected Vice-President during a brief prelecture business meeting.
The Barnard varsity defeated Teachers College 18 to 12 on January 14 despite star Midge Hillas knee injury. H. Alexander and E. Mayer led scoring while Rosemary Lawrence excelled on defense. TC played short-handed and outmatched in teamwork. The February 11 rematch will decide the year's championship.
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