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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1905
Page
1
Discussion on consolidating the Barnard Bear with the Bulletin draws varied opinions from students and alumnae. Proposals include a quarterly literary magazine and keeping Bulletin staff control, with changes aimed at trimming costs and timing reports to align with key college events.
The undergraduates must decide on a question tied to fewer issues, as their decision is essential for determining the subject. The article urges the entire student body to consider the matter seriously.
The Ella Weed Reading Room asks users to note the list of missing books printed here and to check their holdings. Students who borrowed these titles this year should search for them and return any found to the Reading Room immediately.
A Barnard student urges editors to keep the Bulletin alongside a possible literary monthly. She argues the Bulletin underpins undergraduate life, serves alumnae, and sustains news access, ads funding, and campus discussion, warning that replacing it risks losing a vital college-wide conduit.
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