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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1920
Page
1
Barnard College weekly bulletin lists editors and staff for the Undergraduate Association. It notes publication details and mailing information, with dates and post office classifications.
A reader urges students to think before blaming eligibility rules for missing activities. The piece argues defining the self as an "I" and considering deserved opportunities before lamenting F grades or gym marks.
The piece urges unity with the Faculty Committee on Instruction and other bodies, defending their sanity and credentials while condemning impulsive student attacks. It argues student reps pass and faculty enforces rules, calling for collective effort rather than public slander.
The Hebrew Culture Society held a discussion on Contemporary Hebrew Literature and Talmud legends. A lecture titled A General Survey of Jewish Literature was reviewed, and a March 23 talk Bible as the Jewish Epic is announced with an invitation to all.
The Tatlock prize examination for Latin translation will be held Saturday May 1 from 1 30 to 4 30 in room 330 Barnard. The $50 prize honors Jean Willard Tatlock class of 1895 and is open to Barnard undergraduates. Freshmen to seniors encouraged to compete.
The Barnard Endowment Fund Committee thanks the Glee Club for the concert proceeds donated last Friday.
Freshmen must take English X Voice Training in sophomore year unless excused. Mrs Davis will hold office hours for consultations on excuses: Monday sessions at 8 11 30 141 22 29. Wednesday March 10 17 24 31 3 4. Friday March 12 19 26 12 30 1. Students should consult Mrs Davis early. Registrar Anna E H Meyer.
The May bulletin clarifies no reports by Alumnae on March 13 and 20. Emma P. Hirth of the Bureau of Vocational Information will speak to Barnard students at the Assembly on March 16 and 23. She will meet seniors and juniors first day, sophomores and freshmen second day.
Non competitive scholarships for the year 1920 1921 require applicants to obtain blanks from the Dean's secretary no later than Saturday March 27. The notice urges prompt action to ensure eligibility for the aid.
The Christian Science Society will hold a meeting in Room N, Earl Hall, on Tuesday evening at 7 45 March 16.
Union Theological Seminary figure William Hung will speak on Confucianism in the Conference Room at 4 PM on Monday March 15. The event is announced for readers interested in theology and philosophy.
A dinner on April at 7 30 at the Hotel Astor honors Dean Virginia C Gildersleeve marking Barnard’s tenth year. Undergraduates may attend with guests. tickets are 4 dollars from Miss Theodora Baldwin 430 119th St. Send checks stating ticket numbers. Speakers include Dr Stephen P Duggan Mrs Henry Moskowitz Professor John Erskine President Nicholas Murray Butler and others to be announced. Professor Charles Sears Baldwin to preside.
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