Ambassador Gerard Speech Calls for America to Wake Up
The chapel filled as Ambassador Gerard spoke plainly about fighting an organization using extreme methods. He cited German actions that would erode faith in its civilization and urged the U S to realize the war's magnitude and need for action. The audience left with a sense of urgency for further awakening.
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Barnard’s Fair
Ambassador Gerard
Mr. Gerard
Germany
America
Telephone Operators To Wear Distinctive Uniform Abroad
The War Department will send a unit of women telephone operators overseas. They will wear a distinctive uniform and be regarded militarily similar to the British Women's Auxiliary Corps. Wives of army officers and enlisted men already in Europe or headed there will not be accepted.
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British Women’s Auxiliary Corps
Signal Corps
Europe
Academic Chapel Opens New Semester With Reminder
The Dean welcomed us and described chapel exercises courses debating and office hours. She announced the death of General Carpentier and paid tribute to a Barnard ally. Mr Hoover’s letter urged food importance and Dean Gildersleeve urged a second wind and no slackers.
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General Carpentier
Barnard
Mr. Hoover
Dean Gildersleeve
Barnard College volunteers entertain soldiers prior to deployment
Barnard College alumnae and undergraduates hosted a reception for six hundred soldiers, presenting dances by Helen Youngs Clara and Phoebe Gutherie and songs the men could join. Crullers cookies and hot chocolate delighted the crowd as they expressed gratitude for the simple, sincere effort.
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Helen Youngs
Clara
Phoebe Gutherie
Barnard College
Barnard
Barnard Committee
Sunday Services at St. Pauls Chapel
The 4 o clock service this Sunday will feature Rev. William J. Dawson D D minister of the First Presbyterian Church Newark N J as the speaker at St Pauls Chapel services.
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St. Paul’s Chapel
William J. Dawson
D. D
First Presbyterian Church
Newark
N. J
Thirty five new students register for spring session
Thirty five students registered for the spring session that began February 7th. The note highlights early enrollment figures and the start date for the term.
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