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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1919
Page
4
The January Bear marks a literary revival at the college after wartime focus on service. Editor notes mood shift but aims for thoughtful discussion and support for the publication. It praises Miss Becker, Miss Klopman, Miss Peters, Miss Tappan, and Miss Alfke with brief critiques and calls for better proofreading. Virginia C. Gildersleeve signs.
A note describes a special party at the canteen for wounded men and hints at similar events for patient sisters. The piece continues on page 5, column 2 with further details.
Wigs and Cues will hold a regular meeting on Wednesday February 12 in Room 139. The group will discuss and vote on the new constitution and elect officers for the new semester. Attendance urged as the meeting is deemed the most important of the year.
An appeal urges support for a college canteen event on February 14 offering an afternoon show for 35 cents or an evening show with a dance for 50 cents. The piece invites attendance and emphasizes there will be no excuse for missing the performance.
The third Intercollegiate Vocational Conference met at Radcliffe College in Cambridge Massachusetts on January 17 and 18 1919. Fourteen New York and New England colleges sent two delegates each to discuss vocational subjects for college women and to promote undergrad committees and cooperation with appointment bureaus. The opening session was led by Radcliffe President Briggs. Continued on Page 4 Column 1.
The first University Tea of a monthly series will be held this afternoon in Earl Hall from 4 30 to 6. Invitations go to Barnard and Columbia undergraduates, graduates, and faculty members. The aim is informal, friendly fellowship for students and staff.
Barnard and T C face off in a deciding game at Our Gym at 5 15 PM. The matchup caps a key playoff series and will determine advancement.
Barnard defeated T. C. 9 to 5 after a tight game with strong guard play and rigorous defense. Schmidtie sparked the rally, Gordon Stanbrough and Dana limited T. C. scorers, Carmody controlled the side center, and Schmidtie tied the game by converting a late foul as Barnard kept the crowd engaged.
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