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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1918
Page
6
A jagged collage of gossip and verse. It includes an open forum plea for sympathy from a reader and a poem about a lobster in a window. The pieces reference editors, magazines, and a museum while noting training and literary frustration.
The Glee Club the Dance Club and the 1919 War Benefit Committee move their performances to Saturday January 18 with shows in the afternoon and evening. Local organizers cite scheduling conflicts and weather considerations as reasons for the delay.
The regular Wednesday Tea in College Parlor drew a notable turnout from the Romance Languages Department. Guests included Professor Baldensperger, the University of Paris exchange professor, and Madmoiselle Clement, with Dr Hardit from the Extension Department serving tea. A large student body enjoyed the social hour and the event.
Government pledges full medical care and free artificial limbs for injured service members. While hospitalized or in training, they receive in-service compensation and family allotments. after discharge, medical care and vocational training may be free with insurance benefits. Liberty Bond holders support the effort to restore veterans to health and self-sufficiency.
The freshmen class hosts an exclusive gathering in the Theatre on December 14 at two. President Orne appears in scholastic robes with badges as students mingle to music while Dr. Alsop and Mr. Hoover supervise refreshments. The item ends noting Hygiene A in 1922.
At Academic Chapel Professor Crampton emphasized that success stems from small daily acts. He argued that victory and peace prompt new problems, but lasting gains come from the sum of untiring everyday efforts in college life.
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