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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1918
Page
7
The schedule lists games from April 15 to May 1 with matchups including Juniors vs Seniors, Juniors vs Juniors, Freshmen vs Sophomores, and Varsity appearances, noting losers and winners on select dates. Key dates include April 17, 18, 22, 24, 25, 29, and May 1 with Varsity participation highlighted.
Baseball practice times listed with sessions on Monday 5 to 6, Tuesday 3 to 5, Wednesday 4 to 6, and Thursday 3 to 5.
A regular undergraduate meeting in the theater approved several constitutional amendments. Brooks Hall president to join Student Council. Undergraduate Presidency election set for two days after nominations. May installation planned to recognize the new officer. Wigs and Cues urged Red Cross proceeds via benefit, signing slips to confirm contributions. Cornelia Geer urged class groups to promote War Savings stamps purchases. Student Council to consider charter granting policy and set a meeting date. Liberty Loan thanks conveyed to Barnard College students for census card work in the Third Liberty Loan Campaign.
The Math Club will hold its regular monthly meeting on Tuesday April 16 at 4 o clock in the Conference Room. Speakers are Joyce Buckbee and Viola Walliams. Tea will be served.
The secretary's office reports openings for teachers in training in biology and mathematics at City High Schools. Any seniors interested should apply to Miss Doty.
The Jean Willard Tatlock Memorial Prize offers $50 to the undergraduate student most proficient in Latin. Eligibility requires A or B grades in recent midyear exams and includes all Latin students from freshmen to seniors. A Latin sight translation exam will be held in Room 330 on Saturday April 20 1918 from 145 to 445 with class standing considered in the award.
The Mathematics Club hosts a benefit dance in the gymnasium of Students Hall on April 20 at eight o clock. All almanac and undergrads are urged to attend. Tickets cost 1.00. Sign up on the Bulletin Board near ranch room.
The Red Cross reports March production near average with 8 730 surgical dressings and 154 knitted articles despite Copying Cards Campaign interruptions and material shortages. This week’s work totals 1 095 surgical dressings and 47 knitted items, less than a quarter of the monthly quota.
The Civil Service Commission reports a high turnout for departmental clerk exams in January February and March. No similar exams are planned soon. It notes pending clerical openings requiring specialized knowledge and advises students to contact the Second Civil Service District secretary at Customs House New York City for examination announcements.
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