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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1917
Page
1
Barnard College students publish a weekly bulletin through the academic year excluding the final two weeks of January. The sheet serves as a campus notices and events listing for Barnard students and staff.
Editor in Chief Mildred Blout assisted by Eugenia Ketterlinus and managing editors Hildegarde Diechmann Elsie Oschrin Elizabeth Wright lead a college publication. Associate editors include Sophie Amson Florence Barber Fifi Carr Berenice Despres Tauty Karr Edith Lowenstein Dorothy Teall. Alumnae editor Sarah Butler. Business board lists Florence Cuttrell as manager with Lenore Gunzendorfer Marian Levy Ethel Mott Lillian Sternberg Agnes Surgeoner as assistants.
The Bulletin adopts a new board election method after reviewing college periodicals. Following undergraduate elections, the college will nominate prospective Bulletin staff members, with anyone allowed to nominate anyone. Citizens are urged to spread word and encourage participation.
The Bulletin outlines a two stage election process for next year’s board. Nominees must accept, then pass before the Election Committee including Undergraduate President and class presidents, the English Department member Miss Minor W. Latham, and current editors. The committee selects the next year’s board and, with the old board, chooses the Editor in Chief and Assistant Editor. Watch for dates.
A 1917 1918 Tur Barn rp Bulletin invites members to compete for a Business Board seat by securing subscriptions and advertisements for the coming year. Some office work may be included. Dates to be announced. contact the Business Manager FE Gorrett for details. The manager will be at The Butters Office Thursday March 22 12 30 to 1 and Monday March 26 11 30 to 2 15 and at other hours during the week.
Dr Lillian Welsh of Goucher College will deliver the Stevens Memorial Lecture on American Women in Science in Brinckerhoff Theater on Wednesday March 28 at 4 pm. The talk honors Dr Nettie Maria Stevens and is sponsored by the Naples Table Association for the Promotion of Laboratory Research by Women. All college officers and students are invited.
A dated schedule lists Deutscher Kreis Dress Rehearsals at the Theater with Belgian Relief events, Greek Games undergrad studies, Dutch Treat luncheons, chorus performances, and several club talks. Notable items include Prof Jacoby speaking in Room 139 and Miss Walsh on American Women in Science in the Theater.
A special Home Nursing course is arranged by the Department of Nursing and Health under Miss Stewart and Miss Hudson. Ten sessions run Tuesdays from 7 30 to 10 PM starting March 20 in Room 58 H A. Fee eight dollars, limited to twenty students, and it will be offered only if ten enroll. The course mirrors the general content of Nursing 5 with no first aid. Participants may take the Red Cross Elementary Hygiene and Home Care of the Sick exam. Regular Teachers College students register with Miss Peck. outside students register with Miss Reed.
On March 22 Professor Charles Baldwin speaks at chapel. Chaplain Knox delivers the address on March 26, marking the week’s chapel schedule.
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