Barnard Bulletin 1925 Barnard College Weekly
Barnard Bulletin volume XXIX dated March 13 1925 lists editorial staff including Editor in Chief Gertrude Gotts chall News Editor Elinor Curtis Assistant News Editor Edith Blumberg Hannah Kahn and Business Manager Bryan E Mason Advertising Manager Faye Klawan with assistants and circulation personnel. This weekly student paper serves the Undergraduate Association during term time with no issues during vacation or examinations.
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Bryan E. Mason
Faye Klawan
Pearl Friedman
Florence Spilter
Adele Epstein
Miss Rockwell Seeks More Considerate Library Use
The notice urges respectful use of the Barnard Library highlighting that abuses arise from thoughtlessness as well as rule violations. It praises the library’s willing, efficient service and calls for voluntary cooperation in appreciation of its contributions to the college.
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Miss Rockwell
Miss Bickwell
Barnard
Faculty Student Luncheon Fosters Informal Ties
Under the YWCA auspices a Faculty Luncheon was held on March 9 to give students a chance to meet informally with faculty members. Attending professors included Ogburn Huttman Braun Muller Moley Marcial-Dorado Hutchinson Reimer Crampton and Miss Eliot plus Mrs Baker. Braun urged closer informal contact and proposed a get to know your professor week. Students who attended hope future luncheons follow this format.
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Ogburn
Huttman
Braun
Muller
Moley
Marcial-Dorado
Hutchinson
Reimer
Crampton
Critics Fault Curricular Committee Report on Aims and Liberty
Elinor Curtis critiques the Curricular Committee report for neglecting college aims and overrelying on faculty perspectives. She argues education should meaningfully connect knowledge to student life and urges student input to shaping a freer, life preparing curriculum. She notes students experience should inform curricular decisions.
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Elinor Curtis
Barnacle reviewed shows decline of a college magazine
The bulletin critiques Barnacle noting its brief run and lack of cooperation from the college. It criticizes the crossword, poetry, and stories, calls for a new birth under a firmer policy, and suggests fresh editorial leadership and broader college involvement.
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Barnacle
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Barnard
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