Weekly Bulletin Reports Easter Break and War Work Placements
Easter week bulletin not issued. Since March 25 182 visitors and 23 help calls with many needing workers. National Surgical Dressings Committee asks for volunteers for Chicago Evanston branches first placement outside NY and DC. Filled roles include Girls Protective Teague Hudson Guild Food Administration. Paid work placed include a Columbia Alumni News typist US Shipping Board stenographer American Women's Hospital dietitian farm unit. Over 1000 Vassar Nurses Training Camp folders mailed. Liberty Loan calls sent to 500 women. many volunteers placed and three Liberty Loan booths staffed Grand Central Manhattan Hotel Ronwichteller dept. room. More workers needed translators Slovenian YWCA 50c per 100 words. Italian Slovenian Croatian Bohemian linguists 70 80 monthly YWCA hostess houses. US Gas Defense Plant Long Island City pay 20 30 weekly. Americanization canvassing Woman's Suffrage Party 1-2 daily. Statisticians in Washington Signal Corps duration. College women with business training 1200 1800 yearly. 1 Secretary for Women's Land Army 2 Clerks to take medical histories Vanderbilt Clinic.
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Fifty Dollar Liberty Bond aids soldiers and medical care
The text claims a Fifty Dollar Liberty Bond will protect 1000 soldiers from smallpox 666 from typhoid guard 139 wounded from lockjaw and enable 490 operations 2 miles of bandages 555 wounds and 160 injuries via first aid packets plus adhesive plaster and gauze benefiting thousands of wounded. each buyer serves the country and the fighting men.
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Lockjaw
Delgia
Student Council Reports March Meeting Actions
Regular meeting on March 27 1912 transacted several items. Council recommends Undergraduate Association amend constitution to add Brooks Hall President to Council and shifts Undergraduate President election to occur two days after nominations. Tea for 1912 class May 3 and May 10 installation ceremony with tea follow. CBA drive approved April 15 21. Meeting adjourned. Susanne A Payton concludes report.
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Griffiths
Women’s Liberty Loan Committee Volunteers Sought Abroad
Stenographers and workers sought for social service roles with the Hudson Guild and Red Cross Home Service. Positions include canteen workers for service in France and Columbia University ties to women’s tar work, all aimed at aiding wartime relief efforts.
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Deutscher Kreis Holds Cozy April Meeting
On Friday afternoon April 5 Deutscher Kreis met around the Conference Room fireplace. Members enjoyed hearing Shakespeare in German with Peter Quince and Bottom the Weaver. They guessed German sprichworte and shared home made cake and coffee before singing German songs.
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Deutscher Kreis
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Bottom the Weaver
Dean Warns on Gos sip Gossip During Academic Chapel
Dean Gildersleeve warns against gos sip a rumor with a suggestion of unfavorable criticism at Academic Chapel. She illustrates with humorous examples and urges restraint in electioneering, noting that some gossip is not legitimate and should not influence campaigns.
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Academic Chapel
Post Mortem of Debating Club Receipts and Expenditures
Report for the Intercollegiate Debate shows total expenditures 105.27 dollars including railroad fares for 3 judges 33.19 and 5 debaters 15.10, entertainment 25.00, house bill 11.53, posters 9.00, delegate fare 4.29. Receipts total 105.27 with 101.69 borrowed from Undergraduate Association and balance owed. Rose LeVine signs as business manager.
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