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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1918
Page
3
After reviewing records and Barnard's stance the Bulletin editors announce a decision to either improve the campus weekly or discontinue it. With 600 undergraduates only about 200 subscribe, expenses exceed revenue, and appeals for support have failed. They invite student body input on whether to reform or abolish the publication.
Those planning to compete in the Bulletin Reporters' Contest are asked to meet at the Bulletin Office on Monday December 9 at 12 o'clock.
The Social Science Club schedules a meeting in the Conference Room at four on Thursday December 12. Professor James Harvey Robinson will discuss The Relation of Education to Social Progress. The college is invited. Continued on Page 4, Column 2.
A December 2 gathering of the Barnard Canteen Workers heard Dean Gildersleeve reaffirm keeping the canteen open during demobilization to sustain soldiers morale. Speakers praised adaptability, home like atmosphere, and urged regular attendance, versatile duties, and signable rules to maintain high standards.
The May 26 wartime wedding in the theatre drew guards for the exclusive ceremony. Miss Evelyn 22 Orne wore a blue chiffon veil as she wed Captain A. 20 Jennings in a West Point uniform. The event included Red Cross bridesmaids, a kazoo pianist, and post ceremony celebrations with lemonade, cake, and dancing by the classes.
The Freshmen elected officers at a November 22 meeting in 304 Students Hall. Katherine Coffey became Greek Games Chairman and Dorothy McGrayne Chair of the Play Committee. On November 26 Eva Hutchinson was elected treasurer Marion Vincent vice president and Helen Frankenstein secretary.
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