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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1914
Page
1
Weekly Barnard College bulletin outlines college notices and student activities with updates for the academic year. The publication appears as a student produced summary of events, announcements, and campus information.
The page lists editorial staff and departments with years in parentheses, naming Editor-in-Chief Dorette Ferandré and Managing Editor Helen H. Jenkins along with business managers Lucy Morgenthau and Margaret Moses. It includes Dramatic Literature, Humorous Department, Religious Activities, Proofreader, Class News, Social Movements, Athletics, and Exchages with staffers and class years.
Entry notes mail matter standard designation as second class at New York City post office on October 21, 1908 under the 1897 act.
Editorial notes the last Bulletin issue before summer break invites reflective afterthoughts on spring agitations. It urges thoughtful letters to the Reunretin columns, signed and non anonymous, to reach a wider audience beyond lunchroom chatter.
Barnard notes show hockey practice daily on campus with a new coach Harry Fisher energizing players led by seniors. Tennis signups for the championship tourney are urged, and a strict fitness exam rule by A A is announced for all upperclass athletes.
On Thursday Professor Giddings will speak in the chapel on the war and is considered well fitted to discuss it. On Monday Dr Henry Sloane Coffin of Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church will deliver his annual address, an event Barnard students eagerly anticipate.
Margaret Amses was elected Assistant Business Manager replacing Terhel Totten who resigned. Teanne Jacoby named Managing Editor and Elinore Sachs appointed Associate Editor.
Professor Muller of the Department of Romance Languages has returned to France for military service. His classes will be conducted by other department members.
The schedule lists meetings for Deutscher Kreis and Philosophy Club in Room 134 on Tuesday October 6 at 12 and 12:30 PM. An AA rally is set for Wednesday October 7 from 4 to 6 PM. The Class of 1910 presents the play Over the Wall for the Quarter Century Fund on October 7, 8 PM, with rain dates October 7. Subsequent showings occur October 9 and 10 with possible rain adjustments.
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