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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1911
Page
1
The Barnard College Bulletin announces weekly publication through the academic year with a subscription of $1.50 yearly and $1.60 in advance. It invites reader feedback on its methods and aims to publish letters from faculty members regularly, highlighting a desire for engagement and critique.
A reader urges Barnard College to exclude nonstudents from the lunch room until after 12 45 to ease crowding and service delays. The letter notes the building lacks a kitchen and serving space, praises the lunch, and proposes a practical time-based restriction to improve flow.
Professor Young presented a Thursday afternoon lecture for the Classical Club detailing a trip through Greece. The talk featured many colorful slides of Athens Olympia Marathon Mycenae and the Pass of Thermopylae with anecdotes and vivid description of mountain scenery olive groves and valleys.
Undergraduates excluding freshmen may enter to become correspondents for the New York Herald or the Evening Mail. Submit a fundraising story before November 15 with name and class in a sealed envelope, plus designate the target paper, and present to Jean Noe Locker 4 Sophomore Study. Caps and gowns auctioned by the exchange committee left initials unrecognized.
Professor John Dewey of Columbia will speak in chapel on Thursday November 9. On the following Monday Rev. Hiram Hulse of St Marys is expected to join, repeating last year’s engagement.
The Barnard Calendar was prepared by the class of 1903 rather than the class of 1913 as previously reported.
The schedule lists events from Wednesday to Wednesday including Tea in Undergraduate Study at 4, Chapel talks by John Dewey and Rev. Gains Glenn Atkins, Sophomore Show performances in Theatre, and a Hock rehearsal. Highlights include Theatre showings on November 9 10 11 and chapel services on November 12 and 13.
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