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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1911
Page
2
The Barnard College publication notes how quick judgments shape opinions of new girls and how rumors influence perception. It discusses college social bias, the urge to favor those who fit familiar standards and overlook differences.
The speaker urges college life as a chance to gain new light and prove women’s fit for life. She calls for inward sincerity and support among women, stressing that education is a modern experiment and that they must address grande tasks rather than trivialities.
Absurd is the reaction to omitting September commencement. The piece argues a complete record of 1911 college activities is essential and urges readers to note the notices and contents of the columns to preserve posterity.
The record lists multiple prizes and honors for 1910 1911 including Kohn Mathematical Prize to Lottie June Grieff, Flarsheim Prize to Margaret Tower Hart, Jenny A Gerard Medal to Louise de Forest Greenawalt, and several departmental honors in Astronomy, Classical Philology, History, German, Philosophy, Psychology, Zoology, and Mathematics. Final general honors are awarded to Harriet Florence Hale, Edith Matilda Morris, Margaret Tower Hart, and Kate Huntington Tiemann.
All students must call at least once daily at the coat room for mail and pick up official notices left there. Read bulletin boards daily as changes in administration and academics may affect duties. Return found articles to Miss Boyd in the office and avoid removing posters or signs from walls. By order of
The article notes a chapel on Thursday September 28 at twelve with President Butler speaking to the whole college in caps and gowns. It adds that on Monday October second Dr. Grosvenor, Dean of the Cathedral of St John the Divine and Barnard trustee, will speak at the chapel service.
The class of 1911 and Alumnae subscribers for 1910 1911 receive this issue of the Bulletin with subscription blanks. The bulletin is the only direct link to the college and renewal is urged for those who did not subscribe last spring. Lugile Mordecai, business manager.
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