Barnard Bulletin Weekly Staff Notice
Barnard College students publish a weekly bulletin during the academic year except the final two weeks of January. The edition serves campus notices and collegiate updates for Barnard students and faculty.
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1917
Page
1
Barnard College students publish a weekly bulletin during the academic year except the final two weeks of January. The edition serves campus notices and collegiate updates for Barnard students and faculty.
Editor Chief Ruopva J Mruiken leads a long roster of editors and assistants including Rose Le Vine and a wide array of associates with varied class-year tags listed for the historical publication.
A New York newspaper discusses how the four year college period is too short for trial and error learning. It urges a strengthened adviser system with department course lists and a Student Advisory Board to improve guidance and minimize wasted effort.
The note explains a final change in the Stand Columbia program due to not offending allied guests. It cites printing an Britannica excerpt about Haydn's Croatian stock to illuminate Slavonic influences and urges considering race and ally stock in choosing music for the event.
Miss Alice Waller of the History Department is named faculty resident at the Cooperative Dormitory for the 1917 18 year.
The Butterin columns welcome student and faculty opinions while the board of editors reserves the right to suppress anything that borders on personal controversy.
The Bulletin clarifies a spring statement claiming M. Nichols, 18, did not pay for her subscription. Nichols has paid in full. the error arose from accounting mistakes at the Student Council. The Bulletin appreciates readers pointing out similar or other misstatements.
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