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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1913
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin published weekly during the college year lists Editor-in-Chief Louise Fox Business Manager Lucy Morgenthau Assistant Business Manager Rita Hilborn Ex-Officio Imogene Ireland and notes second class matter status at the New York post office under the 1897 act.
The piece argues that collaborative work at a county fair tightens bonds among students and staff. It suggests shared tasks dissolve rivalries, creating lasting camaraderie beyond personal aims, and urges more large scale, collective projects to foster unity.
Barnard students defend maintaining professional coaching and heavy stage work for plays. They argue that scrapping coaches and relying on student labor would harm dramatic training, audience interest, and Barnard’s standing in college dramatics.
The Barnard Bear asks subscribers and exchanges to contribute more prose verse and articles. Editors seek ideas and material to shape the 20 September issue, promising to consider suggestions, with writers urged to send summer submissions. The note emphasizes collective thinking and involvement.
The notice lists a series of campus events from May 14 to May 19. TLCL plays Barnard on May 14 and May 15 is a theatre no chapel day. May 17 hosts a department economics gathering at the Masseys in Croton Sorts. May 18 features a St Pauls Chapel service with Reverend Bowden preaching. May 19 marks the start of exams with Chaplain Knox scheduled for the last service of the year.
The Class of 1913 invites the college to the dress rehearsal of its Senior Play on Friday May 30. Tickets available from Helen Foland or Edith Barnett. Ivy Day is set for Tuesday June 3 and Class Day for Thursday June 5 with seniors in caps and gowns and other students in white.
Alumnae Committee on Athletics distributes tickets for exclusive use of the two east courts on Saturday afternoons from three to dark during term and all courts on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons four to seven in summer. Each Alumna may bring one guest after college closes. cards are nontransferable and include rules. An informal Alumnae athletic club, with a seventy five cent membership fee, will oversee events and contribute to Undergraduate Athletic Association funding.
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