Barnard College Students Publish Weekly Throughout Year
Publication is issued weekly during the college year by Barnard College students with a two week January break.
16 Nov 1914
Page 1
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1914
Page
1
Publication is issued weekly during the college year by Barnard College students with a two week January break.
The text lists multiple editorial and staff positions for a 1916 publication, including Chief Editor Dorette Ferandié, Business Manager Lucy Morgenthau, Assistant Business Manager Margaret Moses, and Ex Officio Helen Jenkins. It also names managing editors, departments, and associates with various years attached to names, indicating campus roles in dramatic, religious, athletic, and social sections.
A girl peers into a microscope while a Wise Man guides her to see a path from nerves and retina to psychology, then to a spinning machine and calico printing. The scene shifts to children beaten and forced to work in mills, revealing the Industrial Revolution and its horror.
A student decries grim social truths until the Wise Man shares a new view via an opera glass. She learns that truth includes daily bread and misery but also moments of life and beauty, realizing truth can be seen together with hope when faced all at once.
A reader calls for funding and effort to aid local, poverty-stricken families alongside continued support for the Red Cross. She cites unemployed stenographers and dependent reservists in New York and argues college women should help both home and abroad without neglecting Red Cross needs.
The December Bear contributions are due November 20 in Locker 182 Senior Study. The notice instructs members to submit funds to the designated area before the deadline.
On November 12 the Board of Directors met to decide how to disburse Marlowe proceeds. They proposed Juniors sell Marlowe tickets December 11 and 12 to support Mortarboard funds, with a final donation amount after expenses. Additions to the cast include Louise Talbot and others, urging Juniors to self-finance Mortarboard and the play to ensure success.
The loeer graduate play poster contest will be open to all students and judged by Wigs and Cues. Posters are due December 1 at 9 A.M. to Margaret Terti herry or Locker 174 Senior Study. The winning poster earns two $1 tickets. details include Marloue by Josephine Preston Peabody and Brinckerhoff Theatre performances December 11 and 12 with pricing.
A notice to 1915 Mortarboard signups reminding those who have not bought the book by December 1st will be referred to the Student Council. Issued by Margaret Terriberry, business manager of 1915 Mortarboard.
On Thursday November 19 Professor Wilhelm Braun discusses "The Fine Art of Living." Monday November 23 Reverend Dr. H Pereira Mendes of the Spanish and Portuguese Synagogue will speak.
The schedule lists a 1917 Class Meeting at 12 30 PM in Room 330, a Classical Club lecture by Professor Perry at 4 PM, a 1917 membership party on Wednesday from 4 to 6 PM, a Glee Club practice at noon on Friday, and an Open meeting about fraternity situations at 4 PM. The Philolexian Play is set for Friday and Saturday at Brinckerhoff Theatre with performances at 8 15 PM and 2 15 PM respectively.
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