Metamorphosis of Barnard Courses Suggested in Bulletin
A reader surveys Barnard College announcements and notes dramatic course title changes and ad lib lab field work options. The piece humorously catalogs proposed future titles such as English criticism and geology under new branding and questions the trend toward popularized departments.
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Bulletin
Barnard College
Barnard
Homer
Brewster
Hubbard
Knapp
Mount Ida
New York
Ogilvie
Socialist Club hears Mina Hanan on Baltimore strike and suffrage
The Socialist Club met Friday April 24 with Miss Mina Hanan of Baltimore as speaker. She described organizing working women to Washington and interviews with the President, plus a ten week Baltimore strike of seven hundred for right to organize, ending with a vivid account of reporter and striker anecdotes. Members are asked to watch for notices announcing a business meeting and elections.
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Socialist Club
Miss Mina Hanan
Baltimore
Miss Hanan
Washington
Freshmen Voting Reform Urged by Barnard Letters
In a letter to the editor Trista III argues freshmen lack experience to vote in Undergraduate elections. She cites electioneering among freshmen and upperclassmen, urging Barnard’s Student Council to bar freshman voting next year to curb undue influence on college politics.
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Barnaro Bulletin
Batterix
Barnard
Trista III
Anti Trista to the Editor of the Barbarp Bulletin
A letter argues against debarring Freshmen from voting for Undergraduate president. It notes Freshmen observe candidates and hear rumors, suggesting interclass cooperation and social events should improve understanding. The writer questions excluding freshmen and calls for better engagement between classes as a solution.
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Barbarp Bulletin
Lost Ring Found in College Buildings
A cameo ring lost Wednesday in college buildings is valued by its owner. Finder should return it to E. Mayer at 1914 or to Miss Boyd.
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E. Mayer
Miss Boyd
Introductory Science Course praised for broad value
The piece extols Introductory Science for underclassmen choosing a second science and for linking disparate fields. It notes valuable contact with eminent professors, fosters better understanding of environment, and argues for optional credit and collateral reading despite its unscientific method.
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Beard
Mortarboard Elects 1915 Officers and Reports Surplus
Junior Election Nineteen fifteen organized quickly and adopted a business-like tone. Margaret Terriberry reported the Mortarboard has cleared over 500 dollars as business manager. Officers elected include Ray Levi as chairman, Louise Walker as vice president, Terriberry as treasurer, and Isabel Totten recording secretary. A future corresponding secretary will be elected.
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Margaret Terriberry
Terry
Ray Levi
Louise Walker
Isabel Totten
Lillian Jackson
Margaret Carr
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