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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1909
Page
4
Fragment discusses a 2000 student body and aspirations toward a solid foundation while critiquing vanity, intercollegiate envy, and snobbery. The text reads as a philosophical aside without concrete events or identifiable entities.
The Bulletin editorial board met at noon on Wednesday November 17 and accepted Lillie Stein's resignation from the aid saving a vacancy on the Associate Board to be filled from the sophomore class. Anyone wishing to try for the position should confer with the Editor in Chief. The group approved setting aside one day as pay day on Tuesday November 30 from nine to one with subscriptions payable then. The board urges official college undergraduates to be admitted with faculty recommendation if needed and to improve writing quality. A member of last year's Student Council.
A Baknarp Bulletin letter critiques Barnard Press Club formed with Student Council backing. It notes unclear membership rules seven undergraduates and three graduates plus an ex-officio resident, lacking a constitution and disinterested authority. The writer questions its status and calls for Student Council involvement to set regulations.
The Sword of the King cast and crew hosted Mrs. Jessup at a Barnard Spread Luncheon last Saturday. The group decorated the table with yellow roses and sang praises to their coach and the Sophomore Show. Toasts honored the cast and committee as they celebrated the play’s success and escorted Mrs. Jessup to the Junior Show upstairs.
The 190g alumnae gathering hosted by about 65 members featured reports on finances and plans for a second performance titled If I Were King to raise about 500 for charity. A playful prophecy by Josephine Dempsey and joking sketches by Edna Scales celebrated class talents and future aims.
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