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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1902
Page
1
A brief notice from the managing editors addresses subscription issues and clerical errors. It notes adjustments, acknowledgments, and steps to correct account details for readers and subscribers.
Interest in athletics at Barnard grows this fall as many students enter the tennis tournament and others show enthusiasm. The report contrasts with last year’s apathy and warns that delays in preliminary matches could prevent completion if cold weather arrives.
The Self-Government Committee notes increased noise levels in college halls, especially on the second floor near the Ella Weed Room. While class studies require activity, loud talking and laughing hinder study, and it is urged that students be more considerate in the weeks ahead.
The Barnard College Mandolin Club started its new season with strong enthusiasm and many applications for membership. The club’s future depends on members attending all rehearsals and supporting the group, as a demonstration of college spirit.
The dean proposed boosting music in chapel to enhance the college’s impression on outsiders. Appreciation is noted for the choir’s late year efforts and a call is made for many girls to join the choir to show college spirit.
The Southern Club will meet Monday November 3 at 4 30 in Room 204 to discuss changing its constitution and broadening its scope to include all southern women of the University.
Dr. T Iyenaga of the University of Wisconsin spoke on The Problem of China at the Academy of Political Science in 401 Library. He criticized the partition of China by great powers and urged changes in missionary methods while stressing that the future of China rests with the United States England and Japan and that unity among them is crucial.
The first basketball practice of the year was held last Tuesday. Poor gymnasium conditions limited play. Coach Trevanion G. Cook will continue to lead the team this year.
The university announces a shift from departmental to college society with a dedicated room or suite for members. Kings Crown plans annual public entertainments including potential Varsitt Show or an English play of historical or literary interest. The committee supports expansion of the society’s activities.
Summer additions include Aristotle's five volume first edition, a rare Maimonides Latin edition, and a complete Quaritch catalogue set. New socialistic periodicals like Pendham's Le Peuple 1848 49 join Dante 1487 and Junita 1515 works, plus Trent Canons 1564. A Chinese encyclopedia collection 5200 volumes arrives via Nanking gift. Also strong American history works and notable gifts from German and other donors.
The Kindergarten Club held its first meeting last Friday and welcomed newcomers. It was voted to keep the club open to outsiders interested in kindergarten work and volunteers will share relevant child experience at the next meeting beyond regular college work.
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