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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1919
Page
5
The column states all contributions must be signed with full author names. Initials or numerals may be used if the writer desires, and editors do not take responsibility for opinions and statements printed. It clarifies printed attribution and responsibility for content.
Amy S. Jennings argues against turning to a self-centered "me first" slogan after the war. She critiques American pursuits in beauty, justice, and sanity, noting flaws in law, culture, and leadership. She urges unity and learning from past hardships rather than retreating into Prussian echoes.
A Barnard editor argues Columbia and Barnard are part of one University. The writer suggests collaboration between Bear and Varsity to create a broader University magazine, instead of defending Bear alone. He envisions joint effort as a route to a wider literary-pictorial publication.
On Monday December 15 the Freshmen hosted a frolic at Brinckerhoff Theatre at 4. The event featured dancing cakes blindfolded games and a so called miracle of a play.
Des Moines delegates gathered for a pre conference supper on December 11 with 150 in attendance after a college parlor gathering. Edmons offered guidance while Paul Moody urged restraint on pledging during the conference and Coe of Union Theological Seminary discussed Brotherhood versus nationalism and urged religion beyond church doors.
The Y W C A held its weekly meeting on Monday December 16 in the Conference Room at 4 pm. A roaring fire created a warm atmosphere and attendees enjoyed time-honored games followed by candy canes at refreshment time.
Charles Sears Baldwin praises The December Bear as a link to older verse forms. He compares Star Dust to eighteenth century couplets, notes The Song of Frederigo as a genuine song, and urges writers from Chaucer to Frost to contribute from New York to Indianapolis.
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