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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1915
Page
4
The column jokes about Barnard College fellowship and student life. It teases pay-as-you-enter ideas, a slide door, a fire drill, and senior psychology experiments. It ends with a light note on campus spirit and readers’ humor.
Barnard announces a mass meeting in University Chapel on April 13 at eight with Dr. Jefferson and Dr. Fosdick addressing The Fallacy of War and The Way to Permanent Peace. Admission by ticket from Miss Patchin. Students urged to attend to represent Barnard.
The Hawaii guitar vanished after the Fall show. The owner Helen Blumenthal and Edna Henry request Barnard staff search lockers attics storerooms for the sentimental instrument. Aloha heirloom may have been tucked away and should be returned if found.
The Reverend Mr. Stires of St. Thomas Episcopal Church preaches on What Then Shall I Do with Jesus Christ citing Lecky. He frames Christ as a historic and moral miracle whose resurrection commands aid and salvation for all, urging New Yorkers to live a more abundant life and share it with those in need.
A catalog of new library acquisitions includes works on archaeology and antiquities, botany, classical Greece, modern engineering and invention, school standards, social England, women’s studies, celestial mechanics, and biographical life of John Greenleaf Whittier. Notable titles include Penhallow’s Stone Age guide, Cotterill’s gymnosperms manual, Williams on modern romance and invention, and Mayreder’s survey of the woman problem.
Dr Frank Crane Mme Aino Malmberg and Gerald Stanley Lee will address the Common-Sense League on Thursday at 4 10 in 309 Havemeyer.
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