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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1914
Page
5
Interview with Miss Levi, star of The Man of Destiny, reveals views on women’s suffrage and professional equality. She promotes sewing and cooking courses for college girls and touts beauty routines while noting a modern but nonviolent stance. The scene ends with a chaotic intrusion by three young women.
The Feminist Forum invites members to hear Miss Snow of the Intercollegiate Bureau of Occupations speak on Opportunities and Vacations for College Women on Wednesday April 29. Her study of the field aims to provide helpful and suggestive insights and the forum seeks strong turnout.
When May's first buds perfume the balmy air, students, parents and teachers are invited to an Oriental Fair at Barnard College. The event runs Saturday, May 9, from 2 to 12 p m on Broadway between 116th and 119th Streets.
An open letter from Denison House appeals Boston college women to support its medical social service and Folk Handicrafts in the immigrant neighborhood. The note cites a $5,000 deficit, asks for subscriptions and volunteer residents, and details divisions needing help next winter.
The passage lists events and school activities including an undergrad show field day finals and ball, gym cuts for makeup, essays and hurried program arrangements, reflecting a crowded, hurried school calendar.
Students show spring energy with tennis practice and hats in a playful campus vignette. The piece notes gym activities, field day prep, undergrad play chatter, and the abundance of rubberneck wagons amid tall campus grass signaling the season’s return.
Buzzings of the B unite campus talk on field day prep coat hanger needs and maples as coat trees. The Bulletin room is closed by the Fire Department after Bears visit. A joke asks who tied the college tie. References to next year prescriptions and bitter required courses. Dr Hollingworth leads a Bar nardite party to an asylum. Columbia performs The Merry Lunatics all week.
In the 1917 special class meeting four nominees stood for Sophomore President. The candidates were Helen Alexander Cornelius Geer Aline Pollitzer and Elsie Oakley. Elsie Oakley won on the first ballot.
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