Barnard Bulletin 1919 Barnard College Staff Notice
Barnard Bulletin weekly issue lists editors and staff including Dorothy Butler Bertha Wallerstein and A Carter Clendening with business Ruth Jones and assistants. It notes mailing details subscription price and post office entry dates. Published November 14 1919 in New York City by Barnard College Columbia University.
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A Live Meeting Sparks Prolonged Community Discussion
A theatre audience engaged in a Tuesday session led by Mr Langdon Davies and Mr Ewer sparked a sustained question and answer stretch. The event challenged local minds to confront world issues beyond three minutes of daily concern and urged responsibility as global citizens.
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Langdon- Davies
Ewer
BULLETIN CRITICISM And Our Editorial Approach
Last week we discussed our reaction to criticism of the BUL LETIN and now state how we wish others to receive our critique. Criticism should be helpful and practical, not personal, and aimed at college life questions. Public comment has value when shared to inform the student body and foster open diplomacy.
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Goigs-On
Views of Englishmen Admired for Firm Stand at College
The college hosts two Englishmen whose firm stance on political and social issues is praised. The group behind the talk, The Political and Social Discussion Group, is congratulated for bringing such speakers to campus.
The Canteen as a Social Center Debate
An editorial dismisses reconstructing the Bar nard Canteen into a university social center as utopian. It argues harmony cannot be achieved by socialization alone and stresses that true cooperation requires mutual goodwill, common interests, and practical incentives to unite the schools.
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Notice of possible Dutch ancestry scholarship
A scholarship may be available in the second semester for a student of Dutch ancestry. Any current College student in need of aid with Dutch ancestry should call the Dean's Secretary in the office for details.
Lunch shift requests for 11 and 1 o clock classes
To reduce crowding in the lunch room, students with 11 o'clock classes should take lunch at 11 30 whenever possible. Students who have no 1 o'clock classes should take lunch at 1.
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Dorothy Butler
Bertha Wallerstein
M. Marks
A. MacMahon
L. Andrews
K Brosnan
F. Marratt
J. Rathborne
Ruth R. Jones
M. Metcalf
A. Jones
L. Rissland
C. Shea
M. Costello
H. Prince
B. Whyte
M. Trusler
E. Brooks
D. McGrayne
M. Gerday
Bulletin Criticism
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