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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1910
Page
1
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The new editorial and business staff of the Bulletin describe their rough start and missteps in editing the college weekly. They confess errors in last week's issue, blaming youthful inexperience, bad handwriting, or a printer's error, and thank the outgoing staff for guidance.
A fragmentary manifesto from a newspaper reflects on worker efforts and reader feedback as the paper seeks support and patience. The piece promises accountability and urges public input while acknowledging potential decline if trust falters.
The Senior class elected Elsie Plaut as president and Gertrude Hunter as vice president. Reports from Class Day Committees were given, and the Ivy Day Committee urged full undergraduate attendance for the afternoon events. The class is voting on Class Day statistics.
The schedule lists events from May 11 to June 1 including campus parties, Academic Chapel with an address by President Butler, Deutscher Kreis meeting, Graduate Dramatic Club performances for Barnard scholarship, final examinations, Baccalaureate at Columbia, Class Day at Columbia Gymnasium, Senior dance at Barnard Hall, Ivy Day, Commencement, Trustees Reception, and Senior Banquet.
Grace Gilledeau defeated Lucille Weil in a three set finish 5 7 6-2 6-0 to claim the 1911 field day tennis title. Doris Fleischman and Grace Gilledeau later met in the finals with Gilledeau winning 6-2 6-3 as the junior’s experience outweighed the sophomore.
A noon meeting on Wednesday, Thursday and Monday held elections for 1912-13. Cora Theés became President with Eleanor Doty as Vice President and Mary Mulqueen as Treasurer. Other posts include Alice Martin Recording Secretary, Margaret Southerton Corresponding Secretary, and Mortarboard editors Eleanore Myers and Edith Morris.
The Bulletin announces the closing date of May 15 for the Associate Board membership competition. Editors will receive editorials and letters by that date, aiming to complete elections before term end. Freshmen are urged to submit literary works to diversify the staff.
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