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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1903
Page
4
The text discusses M Monod comparing France and the United States noting the dominance of lecture and expository methods in France and universities. It cites rigidity of dictation, advantages of textbooks, and closer professor student relations in America.
On Tuesday afternoon March 3 1903 the Barnard Freshman team will travel from Barnard around one o clock to Staten Island for a 3 p m game. Many Freshmen cannot attend due to college exercises but officials hope for a large turnout and a strong Barnard showing.
On February 28 the Normal College team defeated Barnard 12 to 5. The game was swift with Barnard strong on defense but weight advantage gave Normal the edge. Cecil Dordrian, captain, scored two field goals and Annie Fisher, forward, added one foul goal.
On February 23 Whittier Hall students presented a unique Washington birthday celebration. The rotunda was draped with large American flags and a variety show performed on an improvised rear-rotunda stage. The program featured Mrs Jarley’s Wax Works Lord Allen’s Daughter songs and impersonations followed by dancing.
Mr Moncure D. Conway addressed the Women's Graduate Club in Earl Hall on The Glamour of War Friday evening February 27. Deans wives Miss Gill and the Executive Committee hosted guests including Berg Miller Loomis Jackson Moore and Woodhull. Members of the Men's Graduate Club and faculties admitting women were present. Refreshments followed and the affair was considered very successful.
At the February meeting the Debating Society discussed whether attendance on lectures should be compulsory. The affirmative argued for cuts and enforced attendance to maintain standards, while the negative contended true learning comes from proper study and disciplined, engaged classes, not coercion. The negative won the debate.
The Chapel announces next week speakers. On Tuesday March 3 Rev Henry P Nichols rector of Holy Trinity will speak. On Friday March 6 Mr William Brayn will present.
There will be a meeting of the Class Day Committee on Monday March 2 at 12 20 in the Senior study.
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