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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1922
Page
1
A survey of early school and college papers shows editorials honor the Freshmen while neglecting transfer students. The piece argues for treating newcomers as equals, mingling in the Cafeteria, and avoiding cliques to foster unbiased views of the campus community.
A garbled OCR passage suggests concern over student callousness and depredations at libraries. It mentions Zoons year and a notion of undergraduates shrinking from appropriating other people clothing or snipping a bird.
After a year abroad Miss Gildersleeve returns as Dean and attends the International Federation of University Women conference in Paris. Miss Hutchinson and Professors Reimer Maltby return from leaves. Miss Weeks becomes Assistant Dean in charge of Social Affairs. Miss Abbott fills Residence Halls post. Professor Braun on winter leave. Reimer on spring leave. new appointments include Mrs. Leavenworth in Philosophy and Elizabeth Reynard in Geology.
A undergraduate at Columbia is accused of stealing valuable reference books from the library and tearing articles from Encyclopaedia Britannica and Plutarch. An instructor assigns an essay on the Honor System, but the Education Bulletin vanishes and reappears mutilated. The library declines policing duties, leaving students to address the issue, with the Holy Bible cited as the most stolen book.
The Bulletin announces an Open Competition for editorial staff and for the Business Board starting Tuesday the twenty sixth and running to October tenth. Potential competitors may come to the office Fridays three to four, Tuesdays four to six, or noon for assignments. A special Athletic Editor competition requires knowledge of all athletics in the college year.
An appeal from editors asking for the May 21 1920 issue of The Bulletin. They seek the at home number and request anyone who has it to send or return the copy to complete the file.
Barnard College actresses feature prominently in New York productions. Helen Gahagan, under contract with Wigs and Cues and Brady, gains leading roles in Dreams For Sale and a private Shoot run. Other Barnard reps Dramatize in Kaiser's From Morn to Midnight and East Side West Side.
An open meeting of Wigs and Cues is planned for Friday October 6 at noon to elect several officers. Treasurer Meta Hailparn has resigned and must be replaced. Other offices to be filled are noted as unique and of great interest to Barnard this fall. Large attendance is urged.
Ethel Barrymore stars in Rose Bernd a German tragedy of a peasant girl crushed by passion Puritan restraint and mob hatred. The play traces her doomed betrothal and social scorn as family and parishioners condemn her while she withers in a cruel world.
The council held the first regular meeting of the new year on September 29. Minutes from May 18 were approved. Resignation of Charlotte Towson as College Song Leader was accepted and a new leader will be chosen after near-future tryouts. The council thanked Katherine Seymour and Helen Goldstone for Blue Book work. Katherine Shea Ruth Boardman and Elizabeth Klein were named to the Executive Board of B.O.S.P. and the meeting adjourned.
Bulletin announcements must be typed or form filled and turned into the office by noon Tuesday unless typewritten in which case they may be submitted up to five o’clock on Tuesday. Editors request care in submissions.
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