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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1919
Page
2
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Letter urges Barnard students to support and contribute to the University magazine Varsity. It argues Varsity can exceed Spectator and Jester, feature universal literary content and a pictorial section, and should replace rival magazines with a single strong publication.
The article notes continued discussion on reviving old conference committees and installing new ones as needed to meet current requirements. The committee work aims to streamline governance and ensure active oversight across campus groups.
In the November Bulletin a debate on moving book returns upstairs at Ella Weed Library is pored over. The Library Committee doubts practicality citing staffing limits elevator restrictions and daily delays. The suggestion risks long waits 8 to 10 and increased handling as hundreds of books pour in after holidays.
A stereopticon lecture on South America was given last Monday by Catherine Piersall. The speaker read a prepared talk and noted the YWCA's limited reach in Buenos Aires, emphasizing work among awakening women, immigrants, and factory workers in South America.
Barnard invites a large female delegation to the YW Student Summer Conference at Silver Bay on Lake George. Last year the college sent many delegates who reported valuable experiences from ten days of intercollegiate athletics, singing, and leadership under renowned speakers.
A circus arrives December 17 promising a lineup of fat and thin ladies and many trained animals. Patrons can enjoy peanuts and unlimited pink lemonade, with no parental curbs, and are urged to save the date.
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