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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1919
Page
1
Weekly Barnard College bulletin urges students to support national war debt repayment. Emphasizes citizen duty beyond wealthy leaders, framing sacrifices as patriotic and essential, reflecting student government and editorial voice. Document notes editor team and fund-raising tone.
The article argues against complacency in the Victory Loan drive, urging individuals to contribute despite doubts. It cites Carter Glass noting that even with wartime authorizations written off, the government still spends about two billion dollars monthly to honor national commitments.
The Undergraduate Committee on Curricular Affairs seeks student reactions to courses through a questionnaire for 1919, 1920, and 1921 cohorts. Students may sign or remain anonymous. results will be kept in the Dean's Office and the Student Council room for discretionary use. Please fill out promptly and honestly without consulting friends.
At the April 16 meeting the Student Council authorized Dorothy Robb as Undergrad treasurer to sell any or all Liberty Bonds in the treasury. The Brooks Halls Student Association was granted permission to postpone its regular spring elections.
The Columbia Monthly requests Barnard and Columbia participants send writing for a special spring issue. Submissions of stories poems essays or any publishable piece are welcomed. Send material by Students' Mail before May 3 to contribute and help the world sit up and take notice.
A big farmerette meeting is planned this afternoon at 4th Room 304 in Students' Hall. Mrs. Schofield, newly elected president of the Land Army, will discuss changes in the organization, and Miss Ogilvie will reveal news about Bedford. Amy Jennings will conduct reminiscences, with singing and stunts to follow.
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