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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1913
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin lists weekly issues edited by Louise Fox with business managers Lucy Morgenthau Edith Mulhall and ex officio Margaret Peck. Managing editors include Elizabeth Macauley and Ruth Marley among others. staff names and class years shown for 1914 1915.
A weekly Bulletin letter argues prejudice stems from ignorance and urges not to accept hostile stories about opposing groups. It urges more cooperation among factions and critiques credulity toward sensational claims about others.
Jeanne H. Jacoby argues for open discussion about the Menorah Society at Barnard College. She questions meeting representativeness and need, suggesting lectures on Jewish culture instead of forming a religious social club at the college.
The writer proposes college lectures where opponents of socialism and woman suffrage attend suffragist and socialist talks to learn rational opposition. They urge Craigie Club to host Catholicism lectures for non Catholics and Jewish girls to present Judaism, hoping suitable curiosity will open new vistas for all.
The Faculty resolution states that a student failing twice in two or more prescribed subjects will be permanently dismissed. A student failing twice in one prescribed subject may continue only by special action of the Committee on Instruction. Anna E H Meyer, Registrar.
A student letter questions the purpose of a Menorah Society at Barnard and argues the group is non sectarian and academic. It contends cross religious participation, notes emphasis on Hebrew culture, and challenges race prejudice fears while urging inclusive study of prophets Psalms and Hebrew history.
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