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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1921
Page
3
The first varsity game of the season against T C is set for next Monday at 5 15 PM in our gym. The college community is urged to attend en masse to back Barnard as the basketball championship cup is at stake.
Mr Hoover urges Barnard College to raise 5000 for Eastern and Central Europe famine relief. He stresses feeding children and preserving intellectual life, saying universities bridge past and present and offer world stability. Dean Gildersleeve and Orilla Holden spoke at the Friday event.
A call to students to subscribe to the European Student Relief Fund urging action to ease starvation among peers. The appeal frames the appeal as a duty to conscience, reputation, and fellow students.
The regular Student Council meeting on Thursday January 6 approved the constitutions of John Jay Hall and the Verse Club with minor changes. It urged pledges to settle Endowment Fund subscriptions at the Bursar's office and stressed maintaining silence during midyear exams while inviting student input on a proposed forum for exchanging ideas.
At a pre vacation meeting Professor Baldwin presented poems from recent anthologies and announced a Chapbook bibliography of contemporary English poets. Prof Spurgeon read Gibson poems, including Trawler Little Trawler, and members enjoyed a sense of connection between faculty and students.
Students are urged to maintain quiet during examinations to protect their own work and that of twenty or more others. If talking is necessary, use the hall outside the exam room to avoid disturbing peers.
Dwight W. Morrow, Columbia graduate and authority on Foreign Exchange, spoke to the University Assembly on January 11 1921. He argued exchange reduces to cancelling paper indebtedness to prevent bullion transmission and noted the long history of exchange tied to giving and getting in return. He warned war disrupted global trade and that prewar conditions have not yet returned, citing recovery patterns after past conflicts and the life cycle of capital.
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