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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1905
Page
2
To the Editor the Bulletin argues for a monthly college magazine to capture student sayings songs and interests while the weekly remains for news and notices. It notes Barnard and Wellesley differences and suggests a reading room bulletin board for notices with a Reading Room doors brief.
A student writer argues against mixing the Barnard Literary Supplement with a proposed Barnard Bulletin bear, contending that past success or failure of a midyear supplement is irrelevant to the current plan and that precedent lacks essential similarity to the consolidation question. The piece emphasizes an undergraduate perspective and cautions against overreliance on prior publication outcomes in evaluating the proposed merger.
Juliet Stuart Points argues that Barnard lacks a strong single publication and that the Bulletin, though useful, cannot single handedly represent Barnard among college periodicals. She notes readers’ reluctance to subscribe to two papers and suggests consolidating efforts may serve Barnard better.
At the May 17 meeting of the Women Graduate Club, Miss Huttman was named President, Miss Doty Vice-president, Miss Flexner Secretary, Miss Beeckman Treasurer, and Miss Riblet joined the Executive Committee. A luncheon for Commencement Day was planned, likely at Earl Hall. On May 16 the club hosted its final reception in Earl Hall for the Philosophy and Pure Science departments, with Miss Gill and President Miss Loomis greeting guests.
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