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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1903
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin lists editors and staff and invites alumnae news submissions. It specifies publication aims to share personal alumnae information while respecting privacy and River limits, requesting notes be handed to editors or signed for attention.
The Nineteen-Three Mortarboard earns praise for its artistic green grass-cloth cover and clever illustrations including the Greek Club heading. It notes the introduction with the Board of Editors photographs and discusses a new mid day free hour for lectures, labs, and chapel attendance, promising easier quorum and student convenience despite potential dining-room crowding.
The Mortarboard showcases originality with new material such as Catalogue and The Idealists by James Henry. It notes additions like The Mysteries of Handwriting and Naughty-Fours Progress while comparing to the 1913-24 annuals and predicting continued high standards for Nineteen-Four.
A Barnard Botanical Club correspondent defends the club in response to an editorial critique. The writer notes the club is composed mainly of graduates, meets four times a year, and that the social event after an entertaining meeting was postponed out of respect to unspecified reasons.
The text notes that a busy adult club cannot meet as often as a college student group and that Barnard College’s Botanical Department recognizes the club’s earnest work even if the college itself is not fully aware.
Beginning next autumn the university will hold formal opening exercises for each academic year. A brief religious service and welcome by the President will precede a formal faculty address. Medical School exercises will follow a day later at Morningside Heights in the largest auditorium at 3 o clock on September 23.
The Trustees and University Council formalize plans for the 150th anniversary of Kings College charter. The event is set for October 31, 1904, with a committee of three Trustees and five University Council representatives chaired by George L. Rives. Members include John B. Pine President Butler Dean Van Amringe and Professors Harry Thurston Peck Monrone Smith and R. S. Woodward.
Trustees decide summer work credit limits at Columbia University. No student may earn more than three points in summer. Extension courses recognized must be University supervised and integral to University courses. A residence of at least one academic year is required for the B A or B S degree, with not less than twelve points earned during that year.
The University Council asks faculties to free the 12 30 to 1 30 daily period from lectures classes and lab work in future academic year schedules.
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