Barnard Bulletin Reports Pulitzer School Opens for Women
The issue notes the Pulitzer School of Journalism opening at Barnard College, marking a significant step toward women entering journalism. It discusses access limitations, the impact on civic and political life, and the preparation offered at Barnard to train women for influential literary and public careers.
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Pulitzer School of Journalism
Bulletin
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Barnard College
Undergraduate Meeting Notes Elect Ireland President
The April Undergraduate meeting at Barnard approved an amendment to aid Titanic survivors or South destitute victims, elected Miss Ireland as Vice President, and discussed officer nominations. A Juniors’ meeting revised election methods, and the YWCA piece urged broadening its Christian basis to include more members.
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South
Mississippi Foods
Miss Ireland
Morris
Steward
Katz
Harris
Ireland
Stewart
Miss Dwyer
Miss Steward
Summer School Course Approvals Required For Barnard Students
Barnard College announces that sophomores planning 1912 Summer School courses to count toward a Barnard degree must obtain Barnard College Committee on Instruction approval. Requests for approval of Summer School courses must be submitted before May 15, 1912. Blank forms are available at the Registrar's Office.
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Hotel Majestic
Margaret Peck
Edith Mulhall
Gertrude Raff
Beatrice Heineman
May Kenny
Columbia University
Barnard
Barnard College
Committee On Instruction
Unusual May Week Events At Grace Church Campus
A calendar of campus events lists Dr. Slattery from Grace Church speaking at chapel on Monday May 6 and a Wednesday Y W C A stunt party at 4 PM with top college acts. Tickets are ten cents. The week also features lectures by Prof Loiseaux and Prof Hamlin, a concert by music students, and an Earl Hall talk on New York City government.
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Slattery
Grace Church
Milbank Hall
St. Paul’s Chapel
Knox
Societé Francaise
Loiseaux
Department of Music
Horace Mann
Alfred Hamlin
Havemeyer
Louis XIV
Wm. McAdoo
New York City
Earl Hall
New Course for Freshmen in 1912 13 Politics 1 2
The announcement lists Politics 1 and 2 American Government taught by Mr Crecraft for the 1912 13 term. Classes meet Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at 2. Open to freshmen as part of the 2nd year course preparatory to the School of Journalism with History A as a prerequisite for all other students.
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Crecraft
See Yellowstone Park on Horseback
A party of ten to twenty with an experienced guide will leave Cody Wyoming on July 11 1912 for a five week camping tour in Yellowstone. For details contact Miss B Van Nort 15 Clark St Brooklyn New York.
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Cod
Wyoming
Yellowstone
Missa B. van Nort
Clark St
Brooklys, N
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