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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1919
Page
6
The Alumnae Grand Stand notes two bright points this year in Greek Games the freshman dance and sophomore singing. Barnard retained spirit with lively costuming and witty performances while audience and participants enjoyed the postgame interlude.
The Treasury Savings Division and the American Council on Education urge normal schools colleges and universities to form thrift organizations. Presidents are asked to appoint institutional thrift representatives to promote saving wise buying sane spending and safe investing with Thrift Stamps and War Savings Stamps as the ideal small savings plan. The effort aims to make the United States a nation of intelligent savers.
Mr. Owen R. Lovejoy will speak at the chapel on April 24 on child welfare topics. The event is announced as a campus address highlighting welfare concerns and reform.
The examination for the Jean Willard Tatlock Latin Prize will be held on Thursday April 24 in Room 330 from 2 to 5 PM.
A new Contemporary poetry society forms to explore current American poetry trends and leading poets. The Dramatic Society will stage three or four short ultra-modern plays, including John Masefield's Sweeps of Ninety-Eight in America for the first time. Vachel Lindsay spoke and read to students, and on March 15 language students presented scenes from various languages.
A new movement in Liverpool establishes evening play centers to extend educational reconstruction. The board of education backs a grant covering up to half of approved local maintenance when centers run efficiently, aiming to provide children the benefits of a well ordered home.
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