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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1917
Page
5
The note requests volunteers for service in the hut and asks students to send their names through student mail to Jane Chase 20 or Alice Judson 20.
Readers are urged to donate current month magazines to the New York Branch Public Library in room 08 at Columbia University Library. The appeal targets soldiers and sailors in New York City and invites timely contributions.
The 1918 senior class carries the largest Red Cross subscription to date. canvassers include Marie Bernholz Edmere Cabana Edith Bauman Alice Gibb Francis Haynes Marion Leiry Jeanette Robbins Aline Sanborn Margaret Snyder Ruth Wachenheimer.
Knit striped tops add color and novelty to socks. Stripes help pairing and appeal to men who wear the design. A stripe in each sock can be bought for ten cents in the Red Cross workroom. Don’t miss this opportunity.
A Barnard College note explains reduced Senior Week tax from seven to four dollars, estimating receipts at $900 versus 1917’s $1,770.50. The Senior Week Committee is not a war relief fund. leftover funds from Senior Play will go to the Red Cross or be disposed of by the class, with no large residuum expected. Dorothy GraFre, chairman, thanks the 1918 class for support and cites input from Dorothy Leet and the class president.
Milbank Fiske and Brinckerhoff Halls require quiet and orderly conduct as Student's Hall opens more. Students must leave after class or business, avoid loitering or blocking entrances, and post notices only on the second floor balcony under Undergraduate Association supervision. Barnard College Lunch Room opens for women 6 to 7 pm daily with a 50 cent cafeteria dinner, and requests for breakfast or lunch service should be directed to the Secretary of Student's Hall.
Miss Watson becomes supervisor of volunteer work and offers guidance to volunteers. In the R P O office Student’s Visits are listed for Wednesday at 14 30 with arrangements for arrival of bears to be announced later.
Notices pertaining to Outdoor Club activities will be posted on the fourth floor Bulletin Board in Student's Hall. Members are asked to heed these postings.
The notice invites people to join a ukulele club meeting on Thursday at 4 PM in the theater. Participants are encouraged to bring ukuleles or attend without one, bringing enthusiasm and energy to the session.
The self-government board bans knitting in class areas. Theodore Marlotte will explain to a student meeting the goals of the League to Enforce Peace.
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