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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1919
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin volume XXIV number 10 lists the weekly student publication with Editor in Chief Dorothy Butler and staff including Bertha Wallerstein et al, detailing board roles and business staff. Subscription price and mailing details are noted.
The article reflects on a two week old dispute among undergraduates over the Association's difficulties. It notes black smoke from unknown causes, questions if it signals a conflagration, and contemplates whether airing or opening windows would help or worsen tensions. The piece frames uncertainty and potential debate about best handling.
Wartime lessons on singing as community builders are examined at Barnard. The piece contrasts lively, energetic sing songs with distracting chatter during Tuesday assemblies, noting improved discipline when an outside leader directs the group.
A College issue urges open discussion of a pending A A status and the need for Barnard students to unite in singing. The piece argues against premature judgments, emphasizes cooperation, and invites all to participate in college assemblies with singing as a shared duty.
The Red Cross Christmas Seal Campaign targets reducing TB losses estimated at 80.8 million dollars for New York City. Dr. Herman M. Biggs notes the disease hits the producing class hardest and urges widespread seal purchases in Students' Hall.
The Mathematics Club held a business meeting on Tuesday November 25. Miss Cox class of 1920 was elected secretary and after committee reports the members adjourned to the tea table.
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