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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1919
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin a weekly student publication lists the Board of Editors led by Editor-in-Chief Mildred K. Kammerer and a roster of news and associate editors and assistants for the college year with student staff roles.
An intelligent group of women actively participating in outside affairs counters the notion that women cannot engage with anything beyond the home. Their involvement in public work stands as the strongest rebuttal to the long standing claim.
The Student Council report misattributed a free cut system to Goucher College. The college states it maintains accurate records of all cuts and latenesses and requests a correction to remove the false impression.
The note invites letters under the heading and states editors do not assume responsibility for opinions. Contributions must be signed with the author's full name and initials or numerals may be used if the writer prefers.
A reader criticizes Barnard students for not removing wraps at Wednesday Tea, noting College Ten brings faculty alumnae and outsiders together. The letter argues the informal gathering should reflect hospitality, asking others whether this tradition should change.
Barnard College alumnae discuss diverse professional paths at the vocational conference. They convey a shared sense of purpose and fulfillment beyond daily duties, with Miss Diechman noting a clear vision guiding their work. The writeup praises alumnae for succeeding in the outside world with understanding and intent.
Faculty notes report William Fielding Ogburn of the University of Washington now with the National War Labor Board is named Associate Professor of Sociology at Barnard. He will teach sociology and economics next year. Promotions next year include Dr. William Haller and Dr. Clare M. Howard in English, Miss Emilie J. Hutchinson in Economics, and Dr. George W. Mullins in Mathematics.
Greek Games subscription tickets are issued to officers and administration, alumnae, and students with specific prices and dates. March 14 to March 26 governs applications, payment, and eligibility with limits on guest tickets and student uses.
Oral exams in the Department of Romance Languages delayed from March 11 to March 18 due to department kindness. Appointment dates remain unchanged.
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