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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1914
Page
4
A humorous department item recalls an absent minded professor mistaking Tuesday for Wednesday and a chaotic Freshmen history lecture. The story lampoons student life with jokes about trustees, an elevator boy, and campus kitchen politics as fraternities and secrecy collide.
Mr. Wm T Brewster hosts a Barnard College reception for students. The event omits refreshments to encourage conversation and covers topics from the college marking system to student social work. Brewster argues that average Barnard girls have too many outside interests despite student opposition.
A letter to the editor explains the social isolation felt by transfer students from Barnard and other colleges. It argues transfers face cliques, few friends, and limited college joy, with the social solution tied to personality and adaptation.
A Barnard student editor urges the college to create a formal channel for academic matters input. She notes demand for vocational guidance and specialized training beyond the A B degree and suggests faculty know student opinions to guide curriculum.
At a Friday Craigie Club meeting, Doll Day was set for December 15. A letter from Hunter College asked support for the Barat Club table at their bazaar. The Corporal Communion was scheduled for December 8, and the club withdrew from the Catholic Students' Organization.
The text urges established students to observe and include newcomers, forming friendships rather than focusing on themselves. It warns that if new girls feel neglected they will hate the college, explaining that this has been the writer's experience.
Mr S G Dunseath of St George's Church delivered the Monday chapel talk in place of Dr Carl Reiland. He urged on a world of shifting doctrine a return to definite standards and spiritual aims. He warned against false prophets and materialist temptations and called for reliance on divine spirit.
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