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Newspaper

Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1909

Page

4

Contemplating the Bulletin's Reputation in 1912

A quotation from Lucite Morvecai comments on the Bulletin's fame, noting that even publishing content that defies precedent could attract readers for its cleverness or for mere curiosity. The remark reflects early 20th century attitudes toward sensational journalism.

Lucite Morvecai

What I Think of the Bulletin Dear Madam

A reader offers praise and critique of the Barnard Bulletin comparing its tone to other college papers. She notes a balanced style that avoids dull formality and excessive humor, while urging more light content and current discussion, citing Lilian Closson on YWCA basis and calling for ongoing improvement.

Bulletin Bulletins Barnard Rons Kat Lilian Closson YW. C. A Eleanor, MyErs

The Faculty Tea Reception with Seniors at May Event

Seniors attended a formal tea hosted by President Butler and the faculty on May 1. Mrs Butler, assisted by Eleanor Gay and Eva von Baur, greeted guests while wives of professors served tea. The event fostered sociability as seniors and faculty discussed informally and moved among groups.

Butler Eleanor Gay Eva Vom Baur Trent Lord Gilder‘sleeve Miss Maltby

Sophomores Elect Offic ers and Mortarboard Editors

At the 1911 May meetings the Sophomores chose the remaining Junior year officers and Mortarboard editors. Names include Ruth Hakes as corresponding secretary Marguerite Reynar as recording secretary Lilian Schoedler as treasurer Edith Deacon as historian and an executive slate.

Mortarboard Ruth Hakes Marguerite Reynar Lilian Schoedler Edith Deacon Mary Polhemus Otilie Prochazka Camille Stewart Helen Coombs Katharine Gay Agnes Burke Kate Tieman Evelyn Dewey Margaret Hart Frances Randolph Olga K. Ihlseng Amy Weil Natalie Stewart Madeleine Hirsh

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