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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1916
Page
1
Barnard College Student News notes weekly publication by Barnard students for the college year with a break in late January. It highlights campus updates and student activities.
The Barnard Bulletin professes to present news for Barnard College students but readers rarely see the Bulletin Constitution. It sits in a letter file atop the Undergraduate Association desk in the Alumnae Room, fueling a common belief that the Bulletin is published weekly for mutual benefit.
The Barnard Bulletin editors urge readers to support reforms to raise the weekly paper to the level of rival college publications. They describe past low subscription, limited undergraduate input, and call for engagement with the business manager, alumnae, and faculty to revive the bulletin as a true forum for discussion.
The Electrical Laboratory will be usable for luncheon meetings at noon on Tuesdays Wednesdays and Fridays this year. Organizations must submit applications to Miss Boyd by Monday October 16 for first semester dates. Adjustments for conflicts will be handled by the Student Council. Meetings are generally limited to 12 to 1 o clock due to academic use.
The schedule lists events from October 5 to October 12 including a first Academic Chapel by Dean Gildersleeve, Mysteries Rehearsal in Theatre from 2 to 4, Freshmen talk by Dean Gildersleeve at noon, a campus reception, a Junior party for Freshmen at 4, a Social Science League party at 4, and a rape Club meeting in Room 134 during Mysteries Rehearsal from 4 to 6.
The article lists faculty changes including Miss Mary Porter Beegle’s resignation. New appointees include Miss Bird S. Larson to head physical education, Rev. John Douglas Adam and Mr. Stuart L. Tyson in religion, Alma de La LeDuc in Romance Languages, and Dr. Hugh Wiley Puckett in Germanic studies. Also noted are replacements in Brooks Hall, ongoing World War I references, and returns from Europe and Asia.
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