Barnard College Weekly Publication Note
Published weekly during the college year with a brief skip of the final two weeks in January, circulated by the Barnard College student body.
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1915
Page
1
Published weekly during the college year with a brief skip of the final two weeks in January, circulated by the Barnard College student body.
A Barnard College student argues for simplified, efficient activities and a debating society. She urges focusing on value to members and the college, calls for introspection, and invites interested students to a meeting on October 2 at noon in the theatre.
The text contrasts the college spirit as a haunting morale plus a positive attitude focused on intellectual challenges. It argues that true spirit should be linked to intellectual contests and proven intellectual values rather than mere cheers and colors.
The Bulletin states it does not endorse opinions in correspondence but welcomes discussion. Letters may be published with or without signatures as desired, though the staff seeks to know authors. Contributions should be left in the Bulletin box in the Faculty Mail Room for careful attention.
Minutes describe a 12 o'clock session discussing Barnard representatives on Columbia periodicals. A committee will report next meeting. The 1914-15 undergrad Treasurer delegate to Intercollegiate Conference was repealed. Brooks Hall relation discussed with no action. Undergraduate Association to pay three delegates to the Intercollegiate Conference. Senior delegates to have two votes. Meeting adjourned. M Powell 16. On Tuesday October is a regular
The Bandbox Theatre invites Barnard students to contribute plays or performances reflecting modern life. They favor satire and comedy while receiving many serious dramas. Understudy opportunities provide training for aspiring actors, and special $1 seats are offered to Barnard girls at 75 cents on select nights through the Bulletin Room.
Editors widen competition beyond a single Bear number and announce awards for best essay story and verse by undergraduates. Miss Dorothy Reaser 1916 resigns from the Board. a new editor will be elected from the Sophomore Class next month. Sophomores may join by contributing to the December number. submissions due by November 15 noon.
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