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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1910
Page
2
The list details academic teaching, vocational teaching, physical training, secretaryships, journalism, civic and social work, religious roles, household economics, and crafts. It outlines opportunities for women in education, public service, industry, farming, and creative arts, across schools, institutions, and organizations.
A study outlines women in scientific work and research across industries from manufacturing to medicine and law. It notes training women in nontraditional occupations and previews March 1910 publications by the Women's Educational and Industrial Union at 264 Boylston Street, Boston.
University chapel service crowded last Wednesday as President Butler spoke on Thanksgiving origin universality and meaning in the United States. The musical program closed with Stand Columbia performed by all attendees.
A Barnard Bulletin letter argues against reserving seats at college shows noting that Sophomore Play crowds blocked entry when early attendees claimed two seats for friends. The writer urges an abolition of reservation and revival of first come, first served seating.
The notice announces Bulletin and Bear Pay Day scheduled for Thursday and Friday of this week. Public payroll events will occur at designated locations, with participants advised to bring necessary identification and payment details.
A communication complains about vanity among junior girls in college and their self critical views. It notes the urge for recognition, the theater of martyr attitudes by managers, and insecurity about photos while mockingly inspecting campus self image and social pretensions.
A letter writer endorses inter class singing contests inspired by Mt Holyoke College. The writer suggests original words or music could heighten musical interest and shift focus from volume to quality of singing.
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