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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1911
Page
1
The Barnard Bulletin discusses how students balance personal life, family obligations, and international peace work. It suggests options for unattached and attached students, wealthy or indigent, and emphasizes temperament shaping service choices and the scale of impact. It invites further discussion on the question.
Mailing price set at 1.50 dollars in advance under second class matter status. Entry dated October 21, 1908, at the New York Post Office under the 1879 act.
The author laments our limited ability and money to support distant causes such as international peace and blindness prevention. He argues many feel compelled yet constrained by personal duties and limited resources, leaving us with intermittent guilt but little action.
The notice invites students to the Chapel on Thursday March 23 led by President King and Dean Gildersleeve of Oberlin College. A large attendance is hoped for by the committee.
The last examination to teach certain subjects in city high schools was held last November. Barnard alumnae led, with seven of ten German graduates and seven of two history candidates from Barnard passing. Notable names include Mildred, Ruth Hardy, Sophie Woodman, and Jena Mandel. Florence Wyth sails March 8 for a summer abroad, and Eva Von Bour plans return to America in April.
A series of lectures begins March 21 in the Household Arts course on Women Waves and Work. March 21 covers Women's Wages and Work by Professor Massey, with subsequent talks on the Trade Union League, Factory and Child Labor Laws, and Women's Industrial Condition and Trades.
Barnard College to host Oberlin College leader President Henry King on March 27. He will speak at Academy Chapel on "a delay into Sites Values" and urge full student attendance before joining a luncheon at Brooks Hall.
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