Barnard Bulletin Published Weekly By Students
A Barnard College bulletin is issued weekly throughout the college year with two weeks off in January. The publication appears run by the student body at Barnard College.
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1909
Page
1
A Barnard College bulletin is issued weekly throughout the college year with two weeks off in January. The publication appears run by the student body at Barnard College.
In New York Wroxes Bay on Nov 3 an opinion piece notes the fading personal influence of faculty with growing student numbers. It argues freshmen failing subjects after midterms reflect a lack of public sentiment and calls undergraduates to adopt higher ideals and responsibility for character development.
A Western State university president envisions student government to enforce higher living and ethics standards. He notes some girls are withdrawn for deficient scholarship and advocates organized student bodies to help those who fail to meet the mark rather than expel them.
The article warns suffragists at Barnard to balance passion with dignity. It cites Mrs Pankhurst’s meeting where only one speaker showed restraint, urging women to be persuasive without becoming noisy or self centered and to reflect credit on the movement.
New volumes listed include Rossetti poems with Christina, Chancer and his England by G G Coulton, Lounsbury on Chaucer, Emerson Middle English Reader, Langland Diers the Plowman, Gower selections, Malory Le Morte Darthur, Marie de France Seven Lais and Four Lais, The Mahinogion.
A Barnard College professor endorses Dr. Braun’s idea to catalogue pictures illustrating Roman life. The Classical Philology department volunteers to prepare and comment on a catalogue, offering to provide copies to assist other bodies in creating a cooperative exhibit.
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