Evolution of Barnard Bulletin Through Early 20th Century
The Barnard Bulletin evolves from simple college notices to a fuller newspaper format. It introduces faculty numbers, new sections like Alumnae Notes, Cat Alley, and From the Second Balcony, and experiments with 6 page issues and literary reviews. The paper grows culturally with theater, advertisements, and notable columns before settling into a bi weekly schedule.
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Leonie Adams
Aere
A. A
Bulletin
Louise Rosenblatt
Three Brontes
Mastersinck
Eas Eellals
Student Council Teas Announced During Examination Period
The Student Council will host a series of afternoon teas each weekday from January 25 to February 21 during the mid year exams. A council member will oversee each tea to assist students taking examinations on those days. All college students are urged to attend.
Publicity concerns discussed at Barnard dinner
Alumnae Club members and Barnard undergraduates met at Mrs. Frank Altschul's home to plan participation in the Committee of Seven Women’s Colleges projects. The group aims to boost support for women’s colleges, including Vassar Wellsley Holyoke Smith Bryn Mawr Radcliffe, and to highlight financial needs.
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Frank Altschul
Park Avenue
Barnard College Club of
New York
Barnard
Vassar
Wellsley
Holyoke
Smith
Bryn Mawr
Radcliffe
Earl J. Hadley
William L. Duffy
Helen Erskine
Alumnae Association
George Endicott
Paul Mack Whelan
Millie Griffiths
Janet Robb
Mary Stuart Pillman
Sally Vredenburg
Alumnae Council
Helen Page Abbott
Gena Tenney
Margaret Gristede
Aileen Pelletier
Dorothy Haller
Gertrude Rubsamen
Suzanne Strait
Barhard
Absence Excuses Filing Deadline for Students
Absences and latenesses for the current half-year must be filed with the Registrar before 12 noon on Wednesday January 25. Seniors with 86 points in September 1932 are exempt from penalties but may file explanations if desired.
Spanish Majors Hear Several Songs At Tea
The Spanish Majors were entertained at an informal Tea in the Conference Room on Tuesday January 7 by first year students. The program featured multiple Spanish songs and a guessing contest with book titles read by the students.
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el Capitan Veneno
Dona Luz
Marta Y Maria
Uck
Cuba
Carolina Marcial-Dorado
Galicima Alsop
Amelia del Rio
Esther del Valle
Manning to Receive Episcopal Students
A series of meetings titled Significance of the Bible in the Light of a New Interpretation is planned with sessions on March 13 27 and April at the Cathedral of St. Joan the Divine. Miss Louise L Eckhard assists chaplain in leading discussions. Attendance at Thursday noon chapel and Barnard cafeteria will continue with tea and art group activities planned for Easter.
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Cathedral of
St. Joan
Divine
St Petal
Louise L. Eckhard
Barnard
Registration Announced For Week Of Jan 30
Students are reminded that the spring session registration is not complete until bills and programs are issued. Names posted by January 3, with deadlines for payment from January 30 to February 6, and bursar hours daily 10 AM to 4 PM. Certain probationary or other students wait for term results before program approval.
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Rules for Changing Programs Announced for February Deadline
The faculty sets a February 13 1933 deadline for student initiated program changes. Students must obtain a cancelled original, a change slip, and a blank revised card, then secure signatures from advisers and Professor Gregory before filing with the registrar. Office hours detail consulted by class level and transfer students, with penalties for late registration.
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Gregory
Dean Gildersleeve Advises Exam Success and Composure
Dean Gildersleeve offers practical tips for exams including start time, seating, neat paper, reading the paper first, and a short break by the window. She urges a steady plan with a timetable, revision time, and answering familiar questions first while maintaining calm under pressure.
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History of Bulletin
Kidlet Korner
Kollege Knots
A. A. Notes
Chesterfield
Mooney-Billings
Mary Ware
AE. H. Meyer
Sophomiore
Professo Lowther
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Wvars S. Cary
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Lohden Bros., ‘Inc
Confectioners
Committee On Instruction
Dean Gildersleeve
Harry W. Goldberg
Broadway
New York City
Gantley
Food Shop, Inc
Gantley’s
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