03 Mar 1902
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1902
Page
1
The Barnard Bulletin reports that the new literary society will not admit Freshmen until they have completed at least one year of college. Editors state the rule aims to maintain high standards and honor, inviting student suggestions on the society's name and membership criteria.
Reading Room reports several overdue volumes including Latin Grammar Copy 1 Allen and Greenough Document of Medieval History Copy Y Henderson Constitutional History of America Vol incomplete and Von 4 Marchek Grimm Short History of the English People Green. Students with any of these should return them promptly.
Juniors and seniors who have not yet received their examination reports will probably receive them this week.
Dean Russel's chapel address urged teachers to elevate teaching as a professional calling, criticizing low pay and the dominance of women in the field. He warned of crowded elementary ranks, urged service over earnings, and highlighted stronger demand in elementary and kindergarten teaching.
A La Société Fran aise gathering was held Monday afternoon. Feb os hosts a small event with three charades Silence Chaleur Cour age followed by refreshments.
The article analyzes Hugo's style as exuberant and individualistic, contrasting with French restraint. It notes Hernani as a claim for personal rights, his Paris differs from Balzac to Daudet, and his optimism across life and art. Professors Cohn and Mabilleau deliver readings and remarks on Les Pauvres Gens, Waterloo, and Excase.
The school will move elementary economics and elementary psychology to junior requirements for the first half-term. More sophomores will be encouraged to enroll. The change aims to widen opportunities for advanced work and broaden the departments’ offerings in economics and philosophy.
Dr Rudolph Tombo gave a lecture titled Deutsche Eigennamen in Havemeyer Hall last Wednesday. He substituted for Hein rich Conried of Irving Place Theater and discussed how German proper names reflect personal character in early history. He traced name formation among Jews Greeks and Romans and noted two origins for German family names from old personal names and from origin or trade.
The class of 1905 held a meeting on Thursday February 27 at 12 30 to discuss choosing the class play.
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