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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1913
Page
5
A Barnard College reader argues for a united religious forum for Protestant Catholic and Jewish groups. The letter defends a broad inclusive Morenrah style organization while preserving individual faith identities and suggests cross faith collaboration could ease tensions and boost funding.
A Barnard College column recalls tense exchanges between upperclassmen and freshwomen. The writer questions why upperclassmen have shunned Freshmen while Juniors welcomed newcomers with hospitality, asking why the 17ers are treated with indifferen ce and mystery.
The 1916 interclass hockey match ends scoreless as 14 17 and 15 17 tie possible playoff fate. Gladys Pearson weighs whether two ties require rematches while 14 16 must still play to decide if Seniors clinch the title as 1915 leads with two and a half wins.
The Barnard Chapter of Chi Omega offers a 25 prize for the best Economics or Social Science essay. Open to Barnard College students and Barnard students at Teachers College, 3000 to 5000 words, three typewritten copies due to Professor Massey by May 1, 1914. Judging by form and substance. consult Economics and English faculty for topics and methods.
Last Monday despite rain snow sleet and a north wind two Varsity hockey players E Henry and I Totten chased the ball on campus showing effort and practice in trick plays. The piece praises the team for dedication to Alma Mater and hopes for a strong performance against Staten Island.
Alumnae Grace McKee teaches in Camden New Jersey Paula Jambert serves as French translator for a New York brokerage Georgiana Sanford works in settlement duties near Buffalo Katherine Gay compiles statistics at an insane asylum for the Eugenics Bureau Marion Wilson announces engagement to Mr H Morgan of New Jersey
A Barnard Bulletin reader defends cold lunchroom rules against a prior letter about cold lunches. The writer argues winter conditions and lunchroom policy show foresight and fairness, urging readers to be grateful for designated spaces for both bringers and buyers, and to follow existing rules.
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