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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1941
Page
2
Professor Vo Crappsglass will present an autobiographical lecture on the ruins of a tarecee with Goung from the History Department discussing Neching and the National Crisis. Meetings occur on a Brooks porch from 9 to 12. Wednesday recess suspended for faculty reception.
The class of 44 will graduate in their stead to honor campus tradition as the tallest youngest group. A procession from Jake to Milbank Quad will feature 0,000 recent grads returning May 29 to grieve the broken tradition.
The article describes sudden dorm evacuations as termites cause major destruction. Milbank Hall collapsed to a single fourth floor while the Riverside Building on the proposed 120th street Riverside Drive site vanished. Miss Stevenson reports fatigue after witnessing the collapse and search efforts continue for missing residents. The total loss is listed at 10 million dollars.
President of A A declares termites at Barnard Camp lured by loneliness over weekends. President of Young Republican Club adds Willkie would have prevented it, and ends with a dismissive remark.
Ivy Day plans faltered when Irene Lyon, chairwoman chosen to plant ivy, is found allergic to both poison ivy and English ivy. After medical consultation and psych department input, the committee endorses treatment and also plans preventive measures, including the committee submitting to treatment.
Photos of Barnard's beauties will appear on odd numbered pages alternating with Beast pictures. An enlarged annual will include Life Among the Stats Cor How I Got to First Based. If The Columbian cannot operate alone Mortarboard may consider The Columbian being absorbed by Puurnard yearbook.
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