Barnard Bulletin Editor and Publication Details
Barnard Bulletin is issued weekly by Barnard College students with Elizabeth Nitchie as editor in chief for 1910, covering college year issues with student notices and campus news.
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1909
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin is issued weekly by Barnard College students with Elizabeth Nitchie as editor in chief for 1910, covering college year issues with student notices and campus news.
The article notes complaints about a short spring break from mid years to finals while Barnard College finishes work early. Commencement is set for June 2, risking a longer Easter break delaying the end of the term.
The article discusses the junior class publication The Wasp and compares it to earlier efforts Searchlight and Dark Lantern. It notes the appeal of such papers for humor and class interest but warns of the difficulty in sustaining weekly material and doubts a long life for The Wasp.
A Barnard College letter argues the YWCA aims to foster Christian character and personal faith, warning broader bases risk losing spiritual life. It notes Catholic and other denominations exclude from active membership, cites past failed wider bases, and favors alignment with National YWCA.
This afternoon the class of Igro will host a tea for its friends continuing its venture from last year. The Entertainment Committee, led by Bertha Firebaugh, handles arrangements and aims to outdo the Sophomore Tea’s success.
The Musical Club gives a short concert and dance in Brinkerhoff Theatre on Friday April 2 at 8 30 pm. A well known soloist will headline with tickets 35 cents for undergraduates and 0 cents for outsiders.
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