13 Dec 1918
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1918
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin volume twenty three issue eleven lists the weekly publication produced by Barnard College students. It records the editor in chief and a slate of editors and assistants across news, business, and advertising roles for the college year.
The article debates whether to resume pre war Junior Ball activities, extend wartime restraints, or skip the event entirely. It frames the decision as pivotal for future college policy and outlines three options: no Junior Ball, a full traditional Ball, or a restrained compromise.
A Rochester college editorial urges balanced celebration after the war and supports a modest Junior Ball as a healthy outlet. It calls for honest publicity, responsible funding, and student engagement to ensure recreation aligns with prudent financial management and wartime sensibilities.
The board of editors asks faculty, grads, and undergrads to remember BULLETIN’s Free Forum. The paper notes it reserves space on the editorial page for popular opinion, welcomes more letters, and has two published this week.
To the Editor the writer laments a pervasive listlessness at Barnard and asks what actions will reverse the malaise. The piece ponders influenza effects war emotion and bandage fatigue but centers on finding constructive steps beyond speculation.
Dignation rises over discontin juation of the college weekly as a vehicle for student activity. Opponents urge focus on studies while supporters warn against erasing campus expression and the potential impact on future citizens.
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