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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1909
Page
1
Barnard College students publish a weekly bulletin during the academic year except the last two weeks of January. An assistant business manager is listed amidst incomplete byline data.
A noisy OCR fragment lists editors and names for 1911, including Marion Weinstein Louise Allen Agnes Burke Laila Coston Addie Morgenstern and others. The text shows scattered titles and dates, implying a staff roster or masthead for a newspaper.
A student letter published in the College Bulletin invites girls to use the paper to express views on campus issues. Editors note critique but present the piece as an interesting contribution and urge nonboard girls to contribute, prompting reflection on who should lead college offices.
A writer urges girls to trust their own judgment in school elections. She cautions against electioneering and baseless rumors that sway voters. Emphasizing individual thought, she asks girls to decide based on personal knowledge and discernment.
Barnard College held a springtime reception on April 27 inviting seniors to meet President and Mrs. Butler at the campus home. The event drew many attendees who circulated among guests, faculty members, and students while the weather cooperated, allowing spring attire to be worn.
The French Society held a lively Sociade with honorary President M Muller guiding games like Je te jette mon corbillon and Pigeon vole. Professors Muller and Page presided, freshmen were welcomed, ice cream and cake were served, followed by an impromptu dance.
Competitive exams for the Earle Memorial Prize will be held in Room 10g Library on May 28 and 29. Friday sessions cover Greek Prose Composition and Greek literature, including the Gorgias of Plato and Lucretius Fifth Book. Saturday features Latin Prose, sight and split readings, and author criticism from 12 to 4 pm.
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