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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1919
Page
4
A poetic comparison contrasts two women and their footwear, noting one has common sense while the other shows class. Louis' invention sticks in cobbles as spats cover slippers, prompting questions about damsel grace and stubborn Ground Grippers.
A humorous collage shows lines about ships and hardships then professorships with a math notion from Doc Crampton and a playful worship verse. The piece mixes student verses on climbing, style, and respect for seniors and graduates.
A tongue in cheek note argues about Vorticella and parampecium morphology and pathogeny while asserting that the pseudopodial statocyst of a squilla is callin ectes hastatus. The piece concludes with the idea that ontogeny recapitulates phylogeny and ends with a polite closing.
Miss Scudder leads six lectures based on Miss Conde’s The Human Element in the Making of a Christian. The course opened last Monday with The Challenge to Service. Upcoming topics include Guiding Principles and Applications to Religious Experiences.
The first Undergrad meeting of the year on January 14 approved sending a cable to President Wilson stating Barnard College supports making the League of Nations a condition of the peace table. Dorothy Brockway announced delegates to Radcliffe, a new college book exchange, and alumnae contributions to Columbia's deficit. Attendance at Academic Chapel and exam conduct under the honor system were noted. AA membership becomes compulsory from September, with dues of twenty five or thirty five cents.
The Dean addressed Academic Chapel on January 9 reassuring students that failing midterms need not ruin their reputation. She shared practical tips to pass the exams soon and avoid nerves during the process.
T. C. won 15 to 13 against Barnard in a fast well played game. Miss Ogden led T. C. with sharp forward play while L. von Eltz and M. Marks pressured Barnard on defense. Coach Miss Wayman praised team work and urged support for the next home game.
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