Barnard College Student Publication Note
Published weekly during the college year with two January exceptions, this note indicates Barnard College students produce a regular campus publication throughout the academic term.
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1916
Page
1
Published weekly during the college year with two January exceptions, this note indicates Barnard College students produce a regular campus publication throughout the academic term.
A Bulletin circulated among Barnard seniors outlines constructive recommendations for reorganizing courses. Based on senior experiences, the letter analyzes current curriculum difficulties and suggests improvements. It urges careful student review, especially from upperclassmen, to preserve impactful ideas beyond graduation.
Several seniors have outlined tentative college course ideas and built a constructive program. The rest of the upper class is urged to offer criticisms and suggestions to foster thoughtful dialogue on education. Criticisms of the old building are aiding the new construction and may influence future course rebuilding.
Letter to the editor from New York City advocates equal access for women to free evening courses at City and Normal College. Led by Miss Adelaide M Schulkind, the group seeks city officials’ action and invites Barnard students to contact her for participation.
All students in need of scholarship aid must apply for 1916 17 scholarships to the Dean before April 1. Blanks are available from the Dean's Secretary.
Miss Frances Cummings of the Inter collegiate Bureau of Occupations will lecture under the Alumnae Committee on Employment next Wednesday at 4:00 in Room 139. She will discuss opportunities for college women in New York non teaching occupations.
The Student Council reports a violation of the Honor System at mid-years. A trial before senior members found the student guilty. The Dean approved a one year suspension and ordered the student to leave, with eligibility to apply for reinstatement in February 1917.
The Earle Prize in Classics for 1916 17 lists subjects Greek Plato Protagoras Latin Vergil Eclogues. Examinations likely the week after Christmas holidays. Students are urged to start reading during the summer.
On Tuesday March 7 a special Undergraduate Association meeting will elect a new Treasurer replacing Elsie Ashley 17 who has resigned.
A Great Bazaar will be held at Grand Central Palace to aid Jewish War Sufferers during March 23 to April 3. Barnard will run an Art and Literature booth and visitors are urged to donate in the afternoons or evenings.
Pageant stickers in blue and white are offered at 10 cents a dozen. Available at the exchange or from Catherine Trowbridge 16 Elsa Becker 17 Katherine Cutler 18 and Gertrude Broas 719.
The C S A will hold a very important meeting on Wednesday March 8 at 12 30 in Room 139. All members should attend.
February registration shows 24 freshmen 1 sophomore 3 juniors and 10 special students at Barnard College. The figures reflect new student enrollment for the current semester.
Union Theological Seminary professor George Coe will lecture at Chapel on March 13. He is regarded as the leading U.S. authority on religious education and Sunday School methods and is known for his book The Religion of a Mature Mind.
Dr Day of the Labor Temple at Second Avenue and 14th Street is scheduled to speak in the Chapel on Thursday. The Labor Temple is described as a community center and church, and Day’s address is expected to draw interest as a representative of the organization.
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