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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1917
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin announces weekly publication during the college year, with a pause in the last two weeks of January, produced by Barnard College students.
The Barnard College announcement lists staff shifts and new instructors for 1917 18. Eleanor Keller Maudel Huttmann and Louise Gregory become assistant professors. Kenneth Lamson Lucy Gregory Florrie Holzwasser Alma Ruhl and Ethel Prince join as instructors or lecturers. Florence Lowther shifts to dean's aide. new courses include biology microbiology social economy geography Hauptmann German literary relations religion philosophy.
Calendar entries list events at Chapel Theatre and on campus from May 3 to May 10. Activities include party in Theatre, song practice, wigs and cues meeting, Elec Lab, Red Cross, SA Play, Field Day at Riverdale School, undergrad tea, French Society meeting.
The editors list names and roles for a New York publication with Mildred Blout as Editor-in-Chief and Eugenia Ketterlinus as Assistant. It includes managing and associate editors, alumnae editor, and a business board. It notes second class mailing registration dated October 21 1908 under the 1897 act.
Distressed readers urged to donate time over money as the National Surgical Dressing Committee inaugurates a Barnard workshop for volunteering. The piece calls for at least one hour daily, inviting people to visit, work, and bring friends while contributing to humanitarian dressings.
The Juniors held two class meetings. at the first, a four year plan for studying in the New Building was approved and executive chairman candidates were named. Dorothy Graffe was elected Senior Week Chairman and Elsa Grimm was elected vice president at the Friday meeting.
A satirical note remarks that the 1918 mortarboard should be released by now and critics doubt its release. It suggests editors may be using proceeds to mourn the delay or nonappearance.
Wigs and Cues elected its Board of Directors for the coming year on Monday April 30 at 12 30. Elected were N Plough 18 as Chairman of the Board of Directors J Blout 18 as Chairman of Choice of Play IP Despres 18 as Chairman of Programme H Shine 15 as Chairman of Finance H Koenig 18 as Chairman of Membership M Levy 18 as Chairman of Costumes V Tappan 19 as Chairman of Stage Management Miss Tappan unanimously elected Cripps 18 and V Klopman 19 to the Choice of Play Committee.
Miss Alice Day, director of the New York chapter auxiliaries, will lecture on the Red Cross organization at Barnard College on Friday April 4 at 4 10 P M in Room 134. The talk targets Emer gency Speakers and Barnard students but all college members are invited to attend and inquire about Red Cross auxiliaries.
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