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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1913
Page
1
Barnard College publishes weekly during the academic year with exceptions the last two weeks in January. The associate editors named include Edna Astruck Agnes Conklin Estelle Kraus Margaret Pollitzer Isabel Totten and others.
The text notes second class matter status dated October 21, 1908, at the New York Post Office under the March 3, 1897 act.
Editorial notes a habit among students to disguise true reasons for changing courses by using coded polite statements. The writer suggests a mock code where a student would claim parental restrictions to avoid detailing genuine issues with instructors. The piece imagines a signature "p.f." for polite fiction to ease office sorting.
A editorial urges students to thoughtfully design their yearly schedule in spring rather than rushing. It argues choosing courses based on genuine interest will prevent minor instructor quirks from spoiling the learning experience and stresses deliberate planning over hasty selections.
A letter signed Unwilling Censor criticizes the word eats in the Bulletin as unsuitable humor. The writer asks readers whether levity in the Bulletin is appropriate and invites letters on the topic while noting not to write on both sides of the paper.
A Barnard alumna urges The Bulletin to curb lighthearted writing and avoid joking terms like cats in party reports. She argues the journal should reflect serious minded women and questions the magazine’s lean toward levity after only two issues.
A schedule of lectures concerts and meetings at the Institute of Arts and Sciences Chapel and various campus rooms from October 13 through October 20. Notable speakers include Dr Henry S Coffin and Nicholas Murray Butler with events daily including lectures readings and a concert by Arthur Whiting and the University Vocal Quartet.
The Barnard Bulletin lists Louise Herrick Fox as editor at 222 Riverside Drive New York Lucy Rose Morgen at 161 West 91st Street New York Publisher as Students of Barnard College Located at Broadway and 119th Street New York Known bondholders and security holders with 1 percent or more stakes: none.
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