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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1941
Page
3
Negotiations end Greek Games hostilities between freshman and sophomore classes amid claims of a permanent peace plan and arbitration for future status. Rumors link Class of 41 with the move, while tensions with Class of 42 persist as labor unions threaten action over wages and governance.
The Barnard Interfaith Council and the Archeological Division of the Classical Club planned a luncheon and lecture on April 18 with Abdul the Bulbul Amir as the sole remaining Bulbul figure. Abdul refused to address Barnard, citing a waistline joke as his comment, leaving forty invited Barnard girls disappointed.
Fragmentary text suggests a school or year change noting that the class of 1944 would graduate instead of 1941. Mentions names and terms like Dutler, Galiay, Rene, and Barnard with unclear context and continuation on Page 4.
Barnard's yearbook staff accepts Mortarboard offer to merge and form Beauty and the Beast issue. The union aims to restore Columbia's yearbook status to modern levels and improve staff relations, following Mortarboard’s prize-winning performance at the Pulp Publisher's Convention.
A bizarre campus mystery features Termus Sonovitch, termite chief, cornered in a dean’s desk where he claims decades of sabotage plans and internal strife threaten Barnard College. He hints at a long running covert campaign but reveals little about the true motive.
The Student Council announces a required peace assembly held last Wednesday. The notice urges attendance from all students and staff to discuss campus harmony and safety.
Former Barnard residents recall the ship’s demise and the calm routines that masked danger. Survivors describe the journey from isolation in an ivory tower to confronting disaster, reflecting on survival, resilience, and the broader implications for their community.
Students flee Barnard as invaders described as termites foil student government plans for Lent. Honor Board plans a secret noon trial in 304 Barnard ruins to probe invasion methods, while editor warns against letters to the editor as damage to campus facilities is noted.
Termite attack devastates Hewitt Hall at Barnard College prompting mass dormitory evacuation. Mayor LaGuardia directs fire department and emergency crews as students flee Broadway amid panic and rumor, with few injuries reported.
Capsule distribution announced in Mrs Johns office all day today. Students must present an unlaughing face with no red slip or a red ship without a blue lunch ticket to receive the mail capsules.
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