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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1907
Page
1
The Barnard Bulletin announces weekly publication with editors Dosgornea Eltzxe, Agnes Miller, Marian Crowell, May Ingalls, Florence M. Wolff and Irma Alexander. It notes subscription prices one year for 1.50 and mailing price 1.85 with ad-based address instructions.
The November report notes a faculty pledge day regulation at the end of Sophomore year. Initial resistance from students yields to perceived benefits for college welfare. Two year break from rushing is seen as raising academic standards and strengthening friendships among freshmen and upperclassmen.
A college newspaper hints at a novel concept discussed by delegates at a conference. The piece notes the potential of a realization within campus journalism and a reaction to the idea among students.
The column notes The Bulletin welcomes letters and suggestions from undergraduates, alumni, and faculty about the idea discussed. It reaffirms its willingness to publish such letters and notices with renewed cordiality.
The Barnard Conference on Missions, held November 16 17 under the YWCA, drew delegates from Vassar Wellesley Smith Bryn Mawr Wells Baltimore Holtoke Syracuse Adelphi and Teachers College. Sessions featured Rev Charles Cuthbert Hall Dr Labaree and Rev C A R Janvier with talks on East West relations India and missionary work plus a Student Volunteer Movement overview.
A church meeting featured Rev. Charles L. Thompson of the Presbyterian Board of Home Missions discussing three motives for missionary work including spiritual life and rights to gospel. Miss Josephine Prahl and Miss Daphne Diedrich provided solos, with Earl Hall services and remarks by Rev. Arthur Lloyd of the Episcopal Board after an East missionary tour.
The Barnard Bear invites submissions placed in the second floor hall mail box. Authors will be listed December 1 and must sign their accepted works. Editors aim to spare personal rejections and urge writing for the prize story with a flexible plot, five dollar pay, and annual dues.
A basketball game is scheduled for Thursday November 2 at five o'clock in Thompson Gymnasium. The event is announced for local fans with details limited to time and location.
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