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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1914
Page
3
President Butler speaks at the first regular Academic Chapel urging self-control and open doors to a high mindset. He cautions against partisanship while urging sympathy patience and straight thinking as World War I impressions loom and weigh on America shaping European civilization’s rebuilding.
Chaplain Knox welcomed Barnard students at St. Pauls Chapel Columbia. He invited students to socialize at his and Mrs. Knoxs home and encouraged making the most of Barnards opportunities in the coming year.
The first Student Council meeting on September 30 approved funding for the French Society play Les Bees Fortes and authorized renewals of charters by the Executive Committee while granting or withholding charters for new organizations. A proposal to abolish the Undergraduate Sub-Treasurer role and merge duties with Class Treasurers would require a constitutional amendment. A key motion barred any girl not academically registered with her class from holding a 40 percent or more office, extending scholarship requirements to 40 percent offices and risking removal of several leadership posts if passed. The meeting also sent other suggestions to the Executive Committee for further review.
A College A discussion asks for defining the duties of Student Council versus the Executive Committee. The aim is to reduce inefficient management and duplication, noting the Council is advisory and judicial to the Faculty Committee on Undergraduate Activities and not connected to the Undergraduate Association.
The Bear journal invites undergraduate manuscripts from all four classes with emphasis on the two lower classes. Submissions must have a title written in correct English and include word or line counts. The editor opens Fridays from 10 to 1:30 for consultation and considers student criticism alongside faculty input.
The list names Brooklyn scholars Katherine Williams 1915 and Alice Bailey 1916 among others plus Residence Scholars Eleanor Hubbard 1916 Louise Talbot 1916 and Dor othy Blondel 1916. Non Residence scholar Dorothy Blondel 1916 appears with Grace Merritt. Continued on page 4 column 8.
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