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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1909
Page
1
Fragmentary note reports a weekly Barnard Bulletin published during the Colere year with references to peaks in Jemnesp and Sunderts of arrad College. text is incomplete and appears to be a 1910 era excerpt.
An alumna letter criticizes slow Bulletin coverage and urges Barnard College to boost public interest reporting. She calls on Barnard girls to contribute letters, improve timeliness, and share opinions to shape policy and keep readers engaged.
An editorial urges the college community to join the editorial board in voicing a united opinion. It frames the piece as a call for campus-wide support and reflects on current campus issues and student responses.
The Silver Bay Committee calls for strong student participation to send twenty Barnard women to the Conference this spring. It urges all students to assist with the sale or volunteer to go, stressing every little effort helps and the need to build enthusiasm for the Conference before possible changes next fall.
The Flarsheim Prize of 50 dollars from Morris H. Flarsheim of Louisville Kentucky honors Helen Amelia Flarsheim. It will be awarded to a Class of 19xx member for excellence in English composition during 1905 and for general scholarship during 1910 1911.
Brooks Hall Students Association approves a constitution transferring control of residence life to a self-government group. The document outlines legislative and executive functions to maintain quiet, dining arrangements, and student conduct within the hall. The filing appears as a continuation on page 4.
A sequence of talks and events listed with speakers and venues includes Public Health Problems of the Municipality by Thomas Darlington at 437 Westgothi street 5 p.m. March 3 and The Importance of the Judicial Power in the Theory of England by W. D. Guthrie at Earl Hall 4 30 p.m. March 3. Also Datmaste Tenition to Anthropology by Prann Bessy P&D at 309 Havemeyer 4 10 p.m. March 5. March 8 Charter Making Relation to Municipal Administration by Mr. Bruefe 305 Schendetern Hall 5 10 p.m. and The Primitives Italian Painting by E R Smith 309 Havemeyer 4 40 p.m. Also Public Health re of the Municipality continued by Walter Jensel M D Legare Room 417 W 5th at ? March Ce Rectal of Chamber Music Auditorium Horace Mann School Broadway and 120th Street 4 10 p.m.
The 1908 class entertained its members and guests from 1016 and 1912 at a theatre gathering Friday afternoon. Refreshments and dancing followed as the group showed appreciation with yells and songs. Dorothea chaired the committee. Lilian Egleston Clarice Auerbach Ray Frame 10 Cornelia akin Annie Wilson Eleanor helped in serving.
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