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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1914
Page
4
Dr. Coffin's lecture discusses the Bible as a record of religious experience rather than mere literature. It traces the formation of the Bible, the roles of authorship and selection, and contrasts Catholic, Protestant, and classical views on which books belong and why.
F. Kirchwey argues that professional women face a conflict between career and motherhood, warning it could harm the race. He notes New York teacher mothers are discharged if they want children, and critiques student government for focusing on minor issues while neglecting broader scholarly concerns.
Prof. Chaddock argues in Thursday’s Chapel that cooperation underpins sanitation, disease eradication, and lower death rates. He cites state and community roles in water filtration, pasteurization, and housing, noting private philanthropy alone cannot achieve lasting gains. Government cooperation and public education are essential to raise standards and boost productivity.
Dr Coffin Treats the Christ of History Experience and Reflection. He argues Jesus was a real historical figure who inspired a world religion and grew from a peasant Jew to a global savior through a living encounter with believers. He ends by promising to resume next Friday.
The Wellesley College News quotes a line urging restraint in sentiment and manners during lectures. Barnard relief enthusiasts weigh the issue, considering courtesy to instructors while knitting in class.
A Williams graduate proposes intercollegiate post season games in large cities to benefit the Red Cross Society. Princeton plans to donate football ticket surplus and possibly co op store dividends to relief. The idea faces logistical hurdles despite strong financial prospects.
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