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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1915
Page
2
A chaotic collage of campus humor and New Year reflections from the humorous department. It riffs on undergrad life, a Red Cross doll prize, library-book shortages, and a playful misstatement about Carol Lorenz spraining her angle.
Beulah chairs the Program Committee with contact 715. Margaret Meyer leads Finance at 715. Lucy Morgenthau heads Stage at 715. Beatrice Lowndes runs Costumes at 17. Helen Blumenthal chairs Membership at 715. Beatrice Rittenberg leads Wigs at 16. Membership members Juliette Steinthal 16 May Coates 15 Mary Powell 16 Marie Kellner 16.
The Newman Club of Columbia and the Craigie Club of Barnard host Rev. Father Bertrand L. Conway of the Paulist order at 4 PM Wednesday January 6 in Earl Hall. He will discuss Galileo and the Catholic Faith and is noted as author of the Question Box. A large audience is expected.
A December Doll Day opened amid noise and excitement as 4 PM events clashed with a basketball game nearby. Lois Martin won first prize for a white muslin doll, Helma Shine took second as nurse, and Dorothy and Helen Leet designed the prize poster. The exhibit cleared about $20 for four religious and philanthropic societies and doll distribution to settlements for Christmas cheer.
The National Board of the YWCA and allied groups establish a volunteer exchange with the Intercollegiate Bureau of Occupations. The Rus sell Sage Foundation building hosts a volunteer staff led by Eleanor H. Johnson and aims to train and place volunteers in social reform, education, religion, and civic fields.
Princeton raises funds to support a Red Cross nurse at sixty dollars a month. Yale provides two Ford ambulances for American hospitals in Paris and Munich. Wellesley War Committee plans talks and a relief network via a bulletin board. Stanford hosts a nickel dance for Red Cross Europe. Wellesley library houses a War Shelf with books on the present crisis.
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