Barnard Bulletin Board of Editors and Staff
Barnard Bulletin weekly publication listing the 1919 20 editorial team led by Editor in Chief Rose Le Vine and staff including Dorothy Butler Mildred Kammerer Pamela Thomas Lillian Touroff Emily Dowling Aline MacMahon Marjory Marks Leonora Andrews and Marion Travis as business manager with Mathilde Tewes overseeing advertising.
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Dorothy Butler
Mildred Kammerer
Pamela Thomas
Lillian Touroff
Emily Dowling
Aline MacMahon
Marjory Marks
Leonora Andrews
Preparedness and Reconstruction for College Women
The piece argues that peace is near but uncertain and urges redoubled efforts to hasten war end and plan for postwar reconstruction. It stresses that patriotism and preparation coexist and highlights Barnard College women’s responsibility and unique role amid global upheavals shaping the country’s future.
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Self-governance and social reform in student life
The article urges informed participation in reform movements and responsible self government among students. It argues for understanding issues, cultivating fair-mindedness, self reliance, and physical readiness while balancing multiple viewpoints to contribute to broader civic aims.
Demand for Teachers Boosts School Service Board
A Barnard letter highlights teacher shortages and the national Bureau of Education plans to form a School Service Board to aid colleges normal schools and technical schools. It urges promptly assembling a list of potential teachers willing to work temporarily and notes no cost to teachers or boards.
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Barnard
National Bureau of Education
Change in Financial System for Undergraduate Organizations
Announcement to financial officers of undergraduate groups on a new system effective November 1, 1918. The Undergraduate Treasurer becomes sole custodian of funds, disbursements are centralized, and each group keeps its own records while dues are paid on pay days.
War benefit postponed due to flu in the 1920s
The first war benefit scheduled for Friday has been postponed because of the flu. The event likely to be the Soph Show on November 22.
Educators face trend of former teachers switching careers
The letter notes growing number of former teachers entering other fields and fewer choosing teaching as a lifelong profession. It questions if education will become truly inviting in practice and suggests holding back to pressure better conditions after years of decline.
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