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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1919
Page
4
Barnard students create the Student Book Exchange to centralize buying and selling of used books. Bring books with prices to the Undergraduate Reading Room at noon on weekdays or write via Students' Mail. The program aims to save money and time and operate as a permanent Undergraduate Association committee.
The Library thanks the Senior and Sophomore classes for contributing five dollars each for plant purchases. The note credits Dr. Richard's advice and hopes to keep the library green and cheerful for work and study.
Barnard College announces a weekend house party and conference at Ardsley Towers from March 1 to March 3 for up to thirty five girls. Sign up in Student Hall February 17 to 19 during lunch hours. The event is run in connection with the National YWCA with a $3.50 weekend fee plus 25 cent subway fare each way.
The Intercollegiate Debate will be held Saturday evening March 15 at 8 o clock with the topic that the League of Nations adopt a policy of free trade Barnard will debate Smith and Radcliffe The Debating Club aims for top honors after influenza delays and peace celebrations Students are urged to help by preparing material interviewing authorities and keeping March 15 free for the big event
Prof. Muller on leave since 1914 with the French army writes of expected quick return to America and resume at Barnard next year. Miss Hirst remains absent on leave until September 1919.
On Friday February 7 the Canteen honored Professor Hirst who sailed for England with a farewell party for wounded soldiers. Miss Hirst was feasted then entertained by Soph Shaw’s opera. The Canteen Committee presented her a book and pictures of the canteen for her valued service.
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