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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1920
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin, published weekly by Barnard College students, announces editors and staff for the year including Aldine Carter as Editor-in-Chief and Frances Marlatt as News Editor. The issue lists A. A. Editor, assistants, and the business manager with subscription details and advance payment requirement.
Bulletin editors revisit signature rules for letters. Staff argue signed letters encourage accountability while some contributors favor anonymity to boost participation. The paper says its stance favors full names to ensure traceability and responsibility.
The college bulletin announces a new rule allowing letters signed by initials. Editors will keep author identities known to them and reveal them if requested. The policy aims to preserve substantial opinions while encouraging modest contributions within legal and decent bounds.
Barnard students historically criticized curricula but claim active efforts faded years ago. They note courses deemed stupid and prefer reading over classes, with many caustic remarks about college assemblies and limited channels for feedback.
The letter argues assemblies fail to educate and notes student apathy. It urges students to propose speakers and engage constructively rather than attend as a passive siesta audience, suggesting deliberate planning would yield attentive listening and better lectures.
The administration reports the resignation of Miss Virginia T Boyd after a long tenure since 1908. She leaves to enter another field and will take a belated vacation. Miss Libby in Milbank Hall will handle meeting room assignments and social functions, while Mrs Jameson assumes dormitory duties.
Varsity the University Literary Magazine will be on sale in Student Hall on Monday November 22. Sub scription price one dollar per year or a copy. Apply to Valentine Guercken 22 who has been appointed Bariat Representative.
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