Catholic Clubs Hear Rev Father Conway Lecture
Reverend Bertrand L. Conway of the Order of St. Paul spoke to Columbia Adelphi and Barnard Newman Clubs in Earl Hall. He argued that Galileo's condemnation did not impugn papal infallibility, noted the pope erring in secular matters, and cited church history on revising judgments and freedom of conscience.
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Inquisition
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Bear Contest Submissions Sought From Students
The Bear contest accepts poems stories and essays with entries due January 15 in Locker 182 Senior Study. Manuscripts should be typewritten legible and signed by a nom de plume. See the student bulletin board for conditions.
Freshmen Fall to Horace Mann 9-5 in Pivotal Friday Game
Horace Mann outplayed the freshmen with stronger teamwork as I Greenbaum and I Raffleer led scoring. Substitutions included D Stein for H Wegence, while D Keck and I Raffleer drew fouls as the 1918 lineup faced a tough Horace Mann squad.
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E. Schiff
H. M. I. Greenbaum
D. Stein
H. Wegence
I. Greenbaum
I. Raffleer
Fouls
D. Keck
Barnard Students Church Affiliations Revealed in Census
A census by Miss Mary Patchin shows Barnard students favor Episcopalians with 95 adherents, Presbyterians 65, other Protestants 93, Jewish 62, Catholics 51, Ethical Culture 7, and Christian Scientists 3 among those who stated affiliations.
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Ethical Culture Society
Red Cross Efforts Expand Across Colleges
Princeton has raised funds to support a Red Cross nurse at sixty dollars monthly. Yale provides two Ford ambulances for American hospitals in Paris and Munich. Wellesley forms a War Committee to share information on the war via talks, a bulletin board in the Administration Building, and by organizing relief work at houses.
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Princeton Red Cross
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Paris
Munich
Wellesley
Alumnae News: Former Students Take Teaching and Social Roles
Florence Palmer of class ’14 serves as outdoor officer with a Bedford Reformatory prison squad. Sarah Ordway, class ’14, teaches at Soule College in Murphy Tennessee. Isabelle Douglas, class ’13, teaches at Brownell Hall in Omaha Nebraska. Lucy Powell, class ’13, teaches at Anvil Wright Seminary in Tacoma Washington. Gertrude Morris, class ’13, teaches at Ansonia Connecticut High School.
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Bedford Reformatory
Sarah Ordway
Soule College
Murphy
Tenn
Isabelle Douglas
Brownell Hall
Omaha
Nebraska
Lucy Powell
Anvil Wright Seminary
Tacoma
Washington
Gertrude Morris
Ansonia
Conn
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