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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1913
Page
5
Dr. Crampton speaks on the impact of new knowledge on preconceived opinions in Thursday Chapel. He argues knowledge can cause initial doubt but ultimately expands beliefs, integrates science with religion, and fosters optimism rather than pessimism. He cites anthropology and the evolution of social intercourse to illustrate constructive growth.
The 1915 team defeated 1916 by ten to zero in the Interclass hockey opener on Wednesday October 29. 15 showed better passing and positioning though 16 was hampered by Margaret King’s absence and Gladys Pearson’s leg injury. Forward lines and half backs are listed with players from both classes.
The Mathematics Club held its October social with eighteen new members joining. Katharine Williams opened with a history of the club and future plans while Estelle De Young spoke on limits and the link between Mathematics and Philosophy. Gertrude Raff discussed corpuscular theory and tiny scales, and Catherine Fries compared experience with reason as Zeno’s paradoxes loomed.
A catalog listing adds numerous 8 to 6 volume sets and individual works across psychology literature philosophy economics and literature. Notable items include Hobson Evolution of Modern Capitalism Rand Classical Psychologists and Shadwell Industrial Efficiency along with Beards American Government and Politics and the Thirteenth Census of U S Abstract.
Curiosities from campus life describe the Botany Department pinks on the roof garden and stage whispering at Dramatic Club meetings. Dancing rules are noted along with a Neurasthenic Club suggestion in the Trustees' Room and a remark about wallpaper. A one cent cup and lunchroom soup line provoke a playful critique as Juniors debate proofs and the College Stay Away code.
A special meeting held Wednesday October 29 1915 elected members of the Dramatic Association. Nominees included Beulah Amidon Elizabeth Palmer Edna Astruck Grace Banker Edith Stiles Grace Greenbaum Virginia Pulleyn and others with Amidon Astruck Stiles Palmer and Banker elected.
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