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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1912
Page
1
The Barnard Bulletin calls for letters and contributions from the entire college community. It argues fresh ideas from Freshmen and broader criticism from all students will give the publication life and usefulness, enriching college discussions and records.
A Barnard College editor pleads for more subscribers and targeted advertising. She notes many students ignore the Bulletin and Bear, urges buying from supporting local shops, and asks Barnard girls to mention the college when purchasing. The piece seeks stronger support to fund six pages and illustrated issues.
Notice of ownership and staff for Barnard Bulletin dated September 30 1912 lists Priscilla Lockwood editor Rita Hilborn business manager and Barnard Bulletin publisher. Dorothy Cheeseman resigns as College Song and Cheer Leader and Gertrude Morris appointed in her place.
The Senior Party for freshmen is now set for November 8. Sophomore Show dates shift to November 1 and 16 with two afternoon performances.
The schedule lists the first regular academic chapel on Thursday October 3 with President Butler speaking. Activities include a junior reception for freshmen on October 4, hockey practice October 5, church services October 6 with a sermon by Bishop Gailor, journalism lecture October 7, and Deutsche Kreis party for freshmen on October 9.
The School of Journalism announces a series of Monday afternoon lectures at 4 o clock in Earl Hall by leading journalists and publicists on professional topics. The introductory talk by Director Dr Talcott Williams covered the aims and methods of the school.
At a September meeting the Press Club elected officers Jean Earl Mohle president and Edith G Rosenblatt secretary treasurer. It opens a competition for Barnard correspondents on four New York dailies Globe Press Sun and Mail. Entries must be a 300 word unsigned write up on the Junior Freshman wedding due October 4th.
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