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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1918
Page
8
The piece argues American efficiency outpaced German wartime plans as interned German ships repaired in six to eight months at a cost of 273000 dollars, enabling service for American commerce and troops. Leviathan, formerly Vaterland, now operates in US service with American leadership and improved speed using less coal.
A Barnard affiliated Y W C A meeting on April 8 in the Conference Room featured student speakers Helen Brown 1918 presenting practical aims and history of the National Y W C A Harriette White 1918 answering college objections. The event ended with tea and social games after a lively discussion.
Competition for Press Club runs April 15 to May 1. Students should submit a signed short write up on a college event such as Greek Games or Sing Song. Entries must be left in the Press Club Box or mailed to Dorothy Goldsmith, secretary.
Forty three miles from New York the Mt Ivy camp, 85 acres, hosts 800 weekly visitors and 200 more on weekends. Vassar Smith and Wells support the Barnard run site, with volunteer counselors from the colleges. A $300 goal is urged to cover costs as many children cannot afford the weekly one dollar.
The text argues that lending money to the government for the war effort through Liberty Loan Bonds is a clear patriotic act. It contrasts that with spending money through private channels, implying less direct support for national needs. It emphasizes bonds fund military aims in France and naval actions against U boats.
The Very Reverend Howard C. Robbins, dean of St. John the Divine, spoke at chapel on Monday about vocation and loyalty as a spiritual quality. He argued war does not forge this trait and urged pursuing a true religious fervor to work toward a kingdom of God on earth.
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