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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1919
Page
6
A spoof interview with Edward Albert P ell references Gotham, Woolworths, Tammany Hall and university contrasts, ending with a note that the prince was not interviewed and the piece was written anyway accompanied by a satirical poem about a lap dog and a confession of a missed appointment with West Point cadets.
A quirky Arcadia notice warns that cat stockings must not be worn below the knees at a college Greek games event. The verse hints at costumes and gym attire with playful fears about athletes prancing away without stockings.
A cryptic 1922 fragment notes insistence on obedience to the Dean's order and questions how individuals can refuse. The text presents a tension between authority and personal action in a historical mindset.
The College physician's office hours begin December 1 with nurse Miss Beal on duty. Dr Alsop will be in at her regular hours of 1 to 4 daily, and any treatment may be carried out in the morning to avoid crowding the afternoon.
A Brooks Hall Thanksgiving gathering brought about twenty couples together after dinner. The small group enjoyed a simple evening of music and merriment as the pianist provided lively accompaniment, finishing around 11 30 p.m.
The YWCA asks the public to donate dolls games and toys to fill Christmas stockings for crippled children in hospital care. Bring items to the RSO office next week and contributors will be gratefully received.
A fragment hints at a teaching line about psychology learned since childhood. It suggests a memorable approach that makes complex ideas feel familiar and deeply understood.
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