Barnard Bulletin Faculty and Student Roll Call 1915
Barnard Bulletin weekly college publication listing staff and student contributors for 1915. Names include Edna Astruck Agnes Conklin Fistelle Kraus Margaret Pollitzer Isabel Totten with notes of year 1915 and irregular characters in the print. The text reflects a period student newspaper roster.
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Edna Astruck
Agnes Conklin
Fistelle Kraus
Sujene
Margaret Pollitzer
Isabel Totten
Reform as Barnard watchword fuels college activity
The piece argues that college reforms excite interest and vitality, unlike public life where changes carry risk. It praises experimental shifts in college systems, noting that ill judged reforms can be corrected later and urging students to seize their unique privilege of rapid reform before providence slows them after graduation.
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Barnard
Bulletin
Bulletin to Reorganize News by Departments at College
At a special meeting last Tuesday the board approved departmentizing all news with editors responsible for athletic religious accounts student government and college life. Announcement of department heads will follow as plans develop. Assistant editorship contest results postponed awaiting more replies. An insert for the 1915 Mortar Board was approved.
Debate over a Minorah Society at Barnard College
A letter argues against a planned Minorah Society at Barnard College claiming it would emphasize Jewish identity and create social barriers. The writer urges inclusive, non sectarian study and warns that exclusivity by race or religion deepens prejudice and hinders cross group relations. Continued discussion is noted.
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Barnard ‘Bulletin
Barnard
Menorah Society
Y. WC. A
Craigie Club
Church Club
Calendar of Events at Horace Mann Auditorium and Nearby Rooms
A dense schedule lists noon chapel and lectures in biology philosophy and art. Highlights include Parsifal at 4 15 in Horace Mann Auditorium, a Bach Beethoven and Brahms recital, Shakespeare studies, Japanese art with Dow, and Tristan and Isolde with Miss Grant.
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Knox
Parsifal
Amy Grant
Horace Mann Auditorium
L. Fox
Riverside Drive
Tokyo
Horace Mann
Dow
H. M
Cecelia de Noel
Ida Benfey” Judd
Chanel
Miss Grant
Bulles de Savon
Perrin
Havemeyer
Qsaka
Japan
Tyenaga
Institute of Arts and Sciences
Columbia University
A Member of the Jewish Rack Seeks Unified College Clubs
The author argues for merging sectarian clubs into one broad religious and philanthropic college organization. The movement within the W. C. A. to admit Jewish girls as associate members aims to equalize membership with Christian girls, while C. S. A. remains open to all. Barnard should broaden rather than narrow, ending sect distinctions and uniting clubs under a single powerful umbrella.
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Barnard
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