Barnard Bulletin Published Weekly By Students
Barnard College publishes a weekly bulletin during the academic year with a break in the final two weeks of January.
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1916
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin announces Thursday publication change 1916
Barnard College Bulletin dated October 19 1916 explains weekly issues will publish on Thursday mornings instead of Monday afternoons due to coverage of Friday and Saturday events. It lists staff roles and addresses and notes submission deadlines and printing details. It also expresses thanks to contributors to a student play and party.
New Barnard Dormitory Co operative Housekeeping
Barnard students and faculty will closely watch the new cooperative housekeeping experiment opened this fall in two Claremont Avenue apartments. The project aims to expand housing for girls who cannot live at home or in Brooks, aided by Barnard Alumnae initiative and support.
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Barnard
Claremont Avenue
Brooks
Barnard Girls Form Student Government for Summer Venture
Fifteen Barnard students from across the country volunteer to supervise a new summer program. Dr Ogilvie and a planning team organize a student government to share duties and minimize costs. The aim is community benefit and to address the issue of summer session women students in New York.
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Barnard
Ogilvie
Corps
North Carolina
Kentucky
Massachusetts
New York
Rutgers Celebrates 150th Anniversary Honors Dean Gildersleeve
At Rutgers College hundred fiftieth anniversary ceremony, Dean Gildersleeve received the LL D degree becoming the first woman to earn this honor. Other honorees were listed among the celebrants in the event marking the college milestone.
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Rutgers College
Dean Gildersleeve
Vaedee
Rutgers
Calendar notes for October 19 to 26 events
The schedule lists talks and meetings at Chapel-Theatre and Earl Hall from October 19 to 26. Activities include Professor Massey speeches, Freshmen receptions, Wigs and Cues fall play auditions, senior teas for transfers, Social Science League education group, and a 1918 1920 wedding at Theatre. Miss Pat chin is also slated to speak.
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Chapel—Theatre
Professor Massey
Earl Hall
Social Science League — Electrical Laboratory
Chapel
Freshman Club Dues Deadline Sets November 2
The undergraduate treasurer, Wendela Liander, warns all students to file 1917 1918 and 1919 dues schedules and pay by November 2. Freshman schedules are due October 24 and late joins require paying post November 2 hours.
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Wendela Liander
Social Science League Opens First Meetings for College
The Social Science League invites freshmen and transfers to the first meetings of each group. The line of study will be laid out at these gatherings and a business meeting with membership cards will follow. After that, group meetings require card holders.
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League
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S. Lewin
K. Wright
Armory
M. Senior
Social Science League
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