Barnard College Settlement Talk Urges Student Aid
Miss Bill, secretary of the College Settlement Association, spoke at Barnard on December 13 about settlement work. She described aims to give happiness to the poor, gain trust, and educate through clubs, noting alumni who started as children in settlements. She urged financial support and active visits by college girls, citing a rhyme urging rich to give to charity, and suggested small personal contributions toward subscriptions.
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College Settlement Association
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Open doors and duty in religious thought at Barnard chapel
The Rev. Hugh Black of Union Theological Seminary spoke on the open door motif and life choices, urging that doors open and close with time. Dean Gildersleeve followed with a lecture on rewards and virtue, arguing true motive lies in self respect tied to religion, citing Cordelia and King Lear. He closed with best wishes for a restful holiday.
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Cordelia
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