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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1918
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin issued weekly during the college year lists the editor in chief Rose Le Vine and the staff including Mildred Kammerer Pamela Thomas and Aline MacMahon. Publishing details note second class matter status and address at Barnard College New York.
The Bulletin lists key staff resignations including Business Manager Agnes Maas and Business Board member Clara Weiss along with editors Gertrude Miller and Felice Jarecky. Editors warn of possible blunders and scarce distribution as they seek to fill vacancies and request subscribers' forbearance and cooperation.
Bulletin office invites undergraduates to pick up Bulletins on Thursday and Friday between twelve and one o'clock. Locations include Fourth Floor Student Hall and Milbank poster confirms exact time. Dormitory girls’ names needed for delivery. Emily Dowling and Marion Baer take new editorial roles.
The Bulletin announces openings for one or two editors from the current Junior class and at least two from the Sophomore class to join the staff promptly. Students from the 1920 and 1921 classes are urged to apply in person to the editor in chief during midday office hours this week and next. An all year competition for board positions, mainly from the 1921 and 1922 classes, will be announced next week.
Bulletin announces no material will be accepted unless received in the Bulletin office or in the Students Hall mailbox by 10 o clock Monday mornings. The notice emphasizes strict timing and location for submissions.
Money due from Bulletin subscribers will be collected at the same time and in the same place that has been set aside for the payment of other under grade dues.
October 4 1918 Barnard students vote to rename the Barnard Chapter of the Intercollegiate Socialist Society as the Social Science Club. The group remains non partisan and aims to study production war materials labor standards and reconstruction while welcoming all opinions. Dr H W Laidler seeks a pro war radical to discuss economic reconstruction. The Dean urges wartime duty include political and philosophical thinking alongside war work.
The passage notes that war work registration decisions will be communicated after the registration committee completes its task. In the meantime, individuals are expected to regularly attend the Red Cross Room as pledged, in the former Cold Lunch Room of the Old Building.
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