Barnard College Bulletin Reflects Club Friction
The Barnard College Bulletin notes diverse student clubs from Church and Philosophy to College Settlement and Y W C A Cabinet. It laments low attendance at meetings and questions whether students give thoughtful attention to organizations, urging greater enthusiasm at year’s start.
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Church Club
Craigie Club
College Settlement
Philosophy Club
Bear
Y. W. C. A Cabinet
Deutsche Kreis
Denmark
Possible Club Reforms At College Probed
The text suggests combining clubs by language or topic, merging Suffrage with Socialist groups, linking philanthropic and religious bodies, and reassessing memberships and attendance. It notes adjustment would require sacrifice and careful planning while current conditions remain untenable.
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Miss Patchen
Regi
Faculty Letter Reflects on Barnard College Return
William T. Brewster recounts campus notes after returning to Barnard, noting resown lawn, thriving lunch room, ongoing flag, popular tennis, and a generally happy college community. He mentions quiet halls, lack of lockers, and good work by the Committee on Instruction as students resume the year.
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Barnard Bulletin
Bulletin
Barnard College
Committee On Instruction
120Th Street
William T. Brewster
New Graduate French Courses By René Galland
The Department of Romance Languages and Literatures announces two new graduate courses taught by René Galland, Agrégé de Université, visiting lecturer. Full course on nature in French literature from Romantic beginnings meets Mon/Wed 3 10 in 305 Philosophy. Explication d auteurs francais is a half course meeting Tue 4 10 in 307 Philosophy.
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Department of Romance Languages and Literatures
Monsieur René Galland
Agrégé de Université
University of Paris
Ministry of Public Instruction of France
Littérature Francaise
Announcements on Zoology withdrawals and catalog updates
Committee on Zoology withdraws narration and sets January notice for changes to first term programs. Registrar alerts students to submit changes by October gth. List includes courses by Milne, Salmon, Wilson, Harrison, and others, with multiple copies and missing items noted.
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OA Welthessey
Cohen
Young
J. W
Milne
W. P
J. J
Salmon
Rowntree
B. S
Eisenhart
L. P
Wilson
E. B
Harrison
J. E. Themis
Janet
Sakeby
C. W
Campbell
G. L
Eastman
Fisher
Beard
C. A
Defoe
Captain Singleton
Tarbell
Day
History of Commerce
Hall
G. S
Hesiod
Mair
Second lecture on The Purpose of the Pulitzer Bequest
The second in the lecture series is set for Monday October 7 at 4 PM in Earl Hall. John Langdon Heaton of the New York World will speak on The Purpose of the Pulitzer Bequest. Doors close five minutes after start. invited attendees should stay seated until end. Frank D. Fackenthal, Secretary of the University.
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Earl Hall
John Langdon Heaton
New York World
Frank D. Fackenthal
University
Press Club to Judge New Members Friday Meeting
Press Club holds a meeting Friday October 11 at 3 PM in the Alumnae room to judge the competition for new members in the Pres id Ne ELAS.
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Press Club
Alumnae
Presid
Choir Trials Set For Small Selected Dial Ensemble
Chapel Committee announces three smaller choirs to sit apart from the main body. Trials will be held soon. twenty voices to be chosen. Time and place to be posted on bulletin boards. all are urged to try.
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