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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1918
Page
3
The BubLetin urges readers to consult official government pamphlets for accurate wartime rules and details about army navy hospitals and France. These pamphlets provide actual regulations and how to obtain further information, avoiding secondhand reports.
Charles Zueblin told Barnard Chapter of the I S S that the world will not revert to old order and warned against isolated idealists. He argued real democracy requires collective action, an affirmative program to "create" and "organize," pooling reforms into national legislation.
Every year Vassar Smith and Wellsley send fifty girls. This year Barnard has the same privilege and aims to show Barnard’s spirit. We want a cheerleader and basketball tennis and swimming teams. We seek insight into other college associations to strengthen our own work at Barnard.
A 1918 1921 list records individuals who failed to pay Red Cross dues. Names include Florence Barrett Mary Bensel Vera Binzen Bessie Brill Eleanor Castle Gertrude Dana Katharine Decker Mary Dixon Welch Ruth Ehrich Everson Maude B Fisher Dorothy Goldsmith Pauline Grossman Erna Gunther Helen Hennessy Helen Higgins Jessie Hoffman Ruth Lewey Hedwig Liebeskind Margaret Nolan Marion Peters Helen Shine Esther Sutton Violet Walser Carolyn Whipple F Williamson and others with years shown beside each name.
The message urges quick organization of the Republics power to end the war. Every dollar invested in Government securities helps shorten the conflict and save American lives by buying Liberty Bonds.
A blue varsity middy tie borrowed by a crowd of rooters during an Intercollegiate basketball night was used for blind man's buff. A liberal reward is offered for its return to I. Greenbaum in 1918.
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