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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1921
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin weekly issue lists the 2021 class editors and assistants, naming Editor-in-Chief Aldine Carter and staff across news business and advertising. The notice notes the publication schedule and one year mailing price.
The Bulletin and Bear face severe budget cuts due to a weak Blanket Tax and advertising slump. Editors warn that ongoing omissions harm college news and urge readers to consider remedies such as tax increases or merging both publications to restore full reporting.
The Endowment Fund pledges dated 1921 are now due. Seniors pay Dorothy Lind, Juniors pay Louise Schlichting, and Sophomores pay Arcadia Near. Each student will receive a statement from the Class Treasurer and must return it with the money by Monday March 14.
Emilie Hutchinson Barnard 1905 M A and Ph D Columbia Economics awarded the Alice Freeman Palmer Memorial Fellowship to study abroad next year examining economic conditions of women in England and on the continent and to complete her book on women in industry Anna Leila Martin Barnard 1911 MA Syracuse Director Rochester Department of Child Study awarded the Anna C Brackett Memorial Fellowship for a year toward the Ph D in Psychology and Education for work with homogenizing school classes and improving treatment of abnormal children
The New York Public Library seeks candidates for summer positions paying 75 to 80 dollars monthly. Speak to Miss Doty at once. The Barnard employment office also lists vacancies in New York State high schools for Latin and French and one English history post with salaries from 1200 to 1300 dollars. Candidates should register with Miss Doty.
Representing the Intercollegial Community Service Association, Mrs. W White reviewed neighborhood service history, outlined problems and solutions, and urged cooperation between social workers and undergraduates. She stressed student age reactions and optimism for a better future, praising the assembly as a successful event and noting Prof Brewster’s first public college appearance as acting Dean.
Professor Muller spoke to Circulo Italiano last Thursday in the small parlor. The group includes alumnae and undergraduates, and on March 17 a joint party with the Circulo Italiano of Columbia will feature Columbia's orchestra for dancing.
The Executive Committee of BOSP seeks to redefine editing duties for Blue Book with supervision by the Editor and Business Manager from Junior Class members. A vote on March 17 at 12 20 in Room 304 S H will decide. Attendees hear about Blanket Tax and potential extra funding next year. Helen B Jones.
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