Barnard Bulletin 1920 Staff List and Publication Details
Barnard Bulletin weekly student publication details editors and staff for the 1920 issue year. It notes board of editors led by Aldine Carter and Frances Marlatt with roles in news, business, and assistant staff. Publication date New York Friday October 15 1920.
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Barnard College
New York
As It Was in the Beginning at Barnard Classes
The author notes Barnard students in controversial subjects challenge traditions and government authority, delighting in questioning established truths as they reach toward new-found freedoms. The passage highlights youth rebelling against parental and societal controls.
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Barnard
Self-critical tone on youth and religion in mid Victorian view
The speaker mocks youth for judging others while holding a superficial faith. They label contemporary religion as hollow and claim that society is naive about motives. The piece reveals a radical, self aware stance that the world will eventually align with their skepticism.
Quality versus quantity in college women’s study habits
An editorial argues college courses push breadth over depth, producing superficial, opinionated women. It calls for curriculum reforms toward fewer courses with more intensive work to develop independent thinking and better integrated knowledge across subjects.
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Barnard Bulletin
Board OF Editors
Aldine Carter
Frances Marlatt
A. A. Editor
Lila North
G. van Brunt
L. Andrews
R. Geissler
D. McGrayne
H. Carrol
M. Wing
H. Durgin
M. Trusler
E. Brooks
V. Harrington
H. Prince
H. le Page
Madeleine Metcalf
Katherine Seymour
L. Rissland
K. Shea
A. Jones
R. Koehler
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Columbia University
Broadway
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L. H. Alexander
Stratford
Canada
Alexander
Columbia
Dr. Alexander