Under the Clock Poem Inspires Barnard B Support
A poem by B. W. 20 praises Barnard College women and their knowledge as it invites the reader to admire their quiet strength. It contrasts women’s restrained contribution with male noise and audacity, urging silent endurance and pride in women’s intellect.
Hats off to the Greek Games Day sportsmanship
The poem honors the Class of 1921 for sportsmanship on Greek Games Day. It praises clapping for the Sophomores fleet, smiling in defeat, and valuing character over triumph, signed Pickes, 1921.
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My Ode To Courteney Nose Atonement
An elderly gentleman named Courteney is mocked for a red nose after a cold. The speaker admits misjudgment and offers a poetic apology in verse praising Courteney. The poet promises to honor the nose with a glowing, contrite tribute and a lasting memory.
Chapel Notice Student Forum Set for April Twenty Second
A student forum is scheduled for Monday April 22 as announced in the chapel notice. The event will take place on the third Monday of the month with details provided by organizers.
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