27 Oct 1902
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1902
Page
1
A concise notice from the managing editor announces an alumni lease matter dated 1904. It references the text as a lease notice involving an alumni member and the inquiry appears under the managing editors section.
The Brvetin announces the resignation of Sadie Nones in 1903 from the role of Editor in Chief. Her intense interest and energy aimed at serving Barnard College are widely recognized and the editors share in the college's collective regret.
Barnard College faces limited self-help opportunities as students long for external work options. Historically they tutor, send college news to papers, or sell college goods, with scarce supervision or formal campus employment bureaus like at Smith or Wellesley.
The Students' Aid Committee of the Associate Alumnae plans to extend its work to finding employment for undergraduates in cooperation with Columbia's Employment for Students. Miss Berg reports ongoing loans and tea talks with women in architecture journalism and civic service, and Mr Meyers handles many calls for positions at 212 Library daily nine to five.
The writers advocate establishing a Students' Bureau and invite input from students alumni and outsiders. They denounce moving letter boxes from Milbank Hall to the coat room as hindering prompt mail retrieval and cite safety as a stated but unneeded justification. The piece stresses using internal resources and welcomes letters from diverse sources.
A fragment indicates the Self-Government Committee aims to ascertain governance authority to ensure full understanding and satisfaction among those in control. The text references oversight by leaders or officials, signaling an effort to clarify power and responsibilities.
Mr Henry Jayce Burchill Jr will be absent on leave for the remainder of the year His classes will be taken by Dr George N Olcott and Dr James Denison Rogers
A list of new library acquisitions funded by the Trustees Annual Appropriation. Titles include dictionaries, histories of Europe and England, biographies, economic and political works, and several multi volume sets from authors such as Green, Mahan, and Symonds.
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