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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1916

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Barnard Bulletin Weekly College News

Barnard College students publish a weekly bulletin during the academic year with a brief notice of campus happenings. The issue notes the publication schedule omitting the final two weeks of January.

Barnard College

Editorial Indifference at Barnard Opens With Pageant Talk

In a Barnard College issue from October 26 1916 editors discuss the Great Indifferent Majority and their audience behavior. The editorial questions student engagement at meetings elections and chapel events while highlighting the role of the faithful few. It quotes student letters urging publication of ideas and reflects on campus sentiment and manners.

B. MM Barnard B. M Bulletin Professor Massey Hugh Black Winston Churchill

Student Club Events and Talks Schedule

Calendar lists talks and meetings from October 26 to November 2 at Chapel Theatre, Brooks Hall, and Electrical Lab. Highlights include Miss Patchin speak at noon, Glee Club rehearsal at 4, Debating Club at 1, and various Social Science League and R and P activities across days.

Chapel Theatre Miss Patchin Glee Club Social Science League Electrical Lab Deutscher Kreis P. Dance Earl Halk Brooks Hall Hallowe'en Party

Mortarboard Abolition Sought in 1918 Letters

Reader letters urge ending the Mortarboard tradition citing personal ties and potential harm from knocks in the manual. Authors propose removing knocks or using a single poem like Princess to avoid favoritism, asking for a class meeting to discuss changes.

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Barnard Bulletin Editors Mildred Blout Eugenia Ketterlinus Hildegarde Diechmann Elsie Oschrin Elizabeth Wright Sophie Amson Florence Barber Fifi Carr Berenice Despres Lucy Karr Ruth Levy Edith Lowenstein Dorothy Teall Sarah Butler Florence Cuttrell Lenore Gunzendorfer Marian Levy Eliza Marquess Josephine Powell Agnes Surgeoner New York N. Y Columbia University 119Th St the Buttery Madam Buttetly Socialist Club Eledirical Lab R. and
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