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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1914
Page
5
Reverend Josiah Strong spoke at the chapel on the moral universe comparing gravity to moral law. The report mixes sermon notes with a sports lineup and game stats, noting key figures such as E Wallace and M Hillas, substitutions, and final scores.
The piece reflects on Christmas angels as symbols of humankind’s universal hope. It contrasts belief in angels with faith in Christ born at Bethlehem, presenting angels as messengers between man and God and highlighting Christ as the embodiment of peace and truth for believers and skeptics alike.
Critics compare Barnard Dramatic Society production of Mice and Men to university standards with praise for acting and staging. Article notes large audience turnout at Brinckerhoff Theatre and includes a partial cast/position list and roles, with references to referees and timekeepers.
The Craigie Club members attended a Saturday party in their honor hosted by the Convent of St. Regis on December 6. Salmagundi games provided afternoon amusement and refreshments followed at the tables. Florence Harrison won the Harrison Fisher prize for best dressed doll.
An amused exchange questions why vacations end, noting readers may provide insights. The note suggests vacations are a literary device of college life and invites responses to Locker 202, Junior Study.
A quirky note describes a five member syndicate producing limericks and a plan to cap membership at twenty five. It jokes about a foregone tutor and a prize lunch dessert shared among the group, urging Freshmen to locate the rest room for quiet.
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