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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1913
Page
6
Mrs. FE Dwight Potter's Y W C A class opened with forty girls discussing Theism Pantheism and Atheism. She listed Christianity Mohammedanism Buddhism Confucianism Hindooism Taoism Shintoism and Ammonism and planned next meetings with student presentations on each faith.
Corinne Reinheimer called a business meeting of the Firelight Club on Friday noon in room 134. A tentative Monday night meeting was chosen and annual dues were raised to seventy five cents. The committee elected consisted of Miss Soskin, Miss Fries, and Miss Benjamin. The meeting adjourned afterward.
The Press Club announces Barnard College girls who will serve as correspondents for New York papers through 1916. Members include Marguerite Bevier Nora Mohle Isabel Randolph Florence Schwarzwaelder Agnes Conklin Freda Kirchwey Henrietta Krinsky Margaret Terriberry Louise Walker Ruth Satom Edna Thompson and others. The club remains the official conduit for college news, forbidding nonmembers from supplying information or photos to newspapers.
The Spectator urges Columbia and Barnard to designate Tuesday and Thursday as Chapel days with no meetings on those days. It suggests moving most meetings to Wednesday afternoons to reduce scheduling conflicts and strengthen ties with Chaplain Knox. Also notes a lecture by HIon. William S. Bennett on the Mexican Question at the Cosmopolitan Club.
A small purse with a key and dollar bills was left at a public telephone booth on Wednesday October 22 between 1 45 and 2 PM. Finder is asked to return it to the bulletin office.
Elizabeth Macauley is in charge of distributing the Bulletin and requests notification if any recipient does not receive a copy.
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