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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1915
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin is published weekly during the college year by Barnard College students, with a brief gap during the last two weeks of January. The notice states the student-run nature of the publication and its regular frequency.
The notice lists titles and names such as Margaret Moses 1917 Ex-Oficio Heren St. Jenkins 1915 Associate Editors BeutaH Amtron 15 Enita Grossman 16 Lucy Porter 16 Doris Mannow 716 Exmore Lacus 717 Erste Daxry 17 Feliza Marquess 17 Basette Deutsch 17 Carol Weiss 16 as part of the newspaper staff.
Registered as second class matter on October 21 1908 at the New York New York Post Office under the act of March 3 1897.
A lively verse depicts a student waitress scene where diners are constantly served. The catchy rhythm highlights nonstop eating with lines about chicken, lamb, beef, ham and playful food imagery. The piece emphasizes overwhelming abundance and cravings.
Field Day is set for Saturday in late May with a rain plan moving events to four o’clock Monday and Tuesday May 1 and 7. Individual events occur Monday while hockey and tennis finals occur Tuesday. Tryouts are scheduled for Tuesday May 4 at four o’clock.
A college committee asks for ideas to revise next year's Blue Book. Suggestions may be left in locker 316 Junior Study. Margaret Frizs notes the four organizations will edit the book and welcomes input.
Professor Seligman led a Wednesday lecture on port and terminal facilities as Mayor Mitchel spoke. He praised New York as a premier port, urged government development, and noted three new self sustaining piers and a proposed Brooklyn dry dock amid finances. He outlined West Side terminal plans, a Manhattan terminus to force Jersey lines to pay lighterage, and a West Street terminal with Jersey and New York Central lines, blocked by railroads. A South Brooklyn terminal railroad, to be run jointly by all railroads, awaits a constitutional amendment awaiting the Governor. He stressed terminal markets and resource conservation.
Student Council enforces payment for 1916 Mortarboard within one week with seniors barred from Senior Week activities and underclassmen risked with the Dean if unpaid. Hats off campus fines must be paid within three days. A $100 thank you to Wigs and Cues refunds the Undergraduate Association, which advanced the sinking fund.
The last Undergraduate meeting of the year was held April 27. Nominees for Chairman include Jeanne Jacoby and several others. for Secretary Ruth Markey and colleagues. for Treasurer Elsie Oakley and Aline Pollitzer. Carol Lorenz was sworn in as Undergraduate President and pledged a democratic, vigorous program continuing Student Council reforms and closer faculty ties.
Miss Helen Cen head of English at Washington Irving High School and Barnard invites Barnard students considering teaching careers to visit her office Room I at Washington Irving High School 40 Irving Place on school days from 11 15 to 12 o'clock or by appointment between 11 and 3 o'clock Acnrs L. Dicnson.
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