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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1911
Page
1
A college meeting discussed adopting a flexible four year curriculum linking high school and university studies. Prof Angell to review departments while students begin with chosen majors and nine progressive courses. Critics warned against dropping Greek and shifting preparatory plans. crowd dispersed after opinions.
A mother insists a white seal will arrive despite a skeptical spouse. She cites precedent and old gentleman conservatism, arguing against exclusion of men while noting intercollegiate acts like basketball, glee, and debate have never admitted such changes and cannot now.
The piece recalls that an opening issue arrived late due to events beyond human control and notes a similar delay in last week's Bulletin. The tone recalls past apologies and reflects on the notion of uncontrollable circumstances affecting publication.
At a recent Press Clj meeting officers were elected including President Jean Mohle Secretary and Treasurer Jessie Gaither The Evening Mail lacks representation for now and the competition for the position will be announced later The YWCA Executive Committee appointed Helen Combs to the vice presidency after Gertrude Morn resigned
The Class of 1910 holds its first reunion of the year on Saturday with an 11 o'clock meeting in room 330, a luncheon at noon, and a performance of the 1914 Sophomore show The Road to Yesterday in the afternoon. Professor Young will speak on Picturesque By-Ways in Greece at four o'clock on Thursday in room 339, with color slides of Grecian scenery from his summer trip. The college is invited to attend.
Academic Chapel scheduled for Thursday November 2 with Dean Gildersleeve addressing the college. All students expected present in caps and gowns.
The bulletin incorrectly named Marietta Gless as Chairman of the Junior Decoration Committee Mirram Grenelle disputes the position, stating he holds the chair instead.
The diary lists daily gatherings from November 1 to 8 including class meetings tea and chapel times. It notes the Glee Club failed to meet last Friday with no attendees and announces a temporary leader to be appointed after trials.
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