Barnard Bulletin Weekly Student News
Barnard College publishes a weekly bulletin for students, noting its regular run except for the final two weeks in January.
19 Apr 1918
Page 1
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1918
Page
1
Barnard College publishes a weekly bulletin for students, noting its regular run except for the final two weeks in January.
Editor-in-Chief Rappa J. Mitixsn and Assistant Editor-in-Chief Ross Le Vine are shown with desk extensions 718 and 719 in the newsroom staffing note.
The Barnard College community is urged to donate to the I. C. S. A. fund to keep the Mt. Ivy Barnard camp open for children and mothers. The appeal stresses health, growth, and civic duty, noting allied nations’ efforts and contrasting American inaction. A mass meeting questions religion and intellect, urging thoughtful engagement rather than apathy.
Barnard students prepare two student plays and a pantomime by the Dance Club for a Red Cross fundraiser on Saturday April 27 with shows at 2 30 and 8 15. The drive calls on undergraduates to fill the theatre by selling tickets at 75 cents to non students and support the effort with pride and effort.
The notice compares pledge levels to military needs including rifles for an infantry battalion, a 500 bed base hospital, pistols for an infantry brigade, five combat airplanes, and ammunition totaling half a million rounds for an infantry regiment.
A terse response denies the question of Chance College allowing students to apply critical thinking to religious study. No further details are provided about policy, scope, or context.
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