01 Mar 1918
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1918
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin notes a weekly college page for Barnard College students. Published through most weeks of the year except the annual two week gap in January.
Four months ago critics blasted Wigs and Cues as a producer of low royalty works. The company answered that it would reform and stage one more bad play for the Red Cross before starting anew. It has begun that change, though belatedly, and fulfilled its vow.
The piece urges Barnard College to live up to its playwrighting reputation by backing Wigs and Cues in a major production. It warns that failure rests with the Undergraduate body while praising Wigs and Cues for its proven ability to stage plays and challenging Barnard writers to reveal their work before March 12.
A playful intimate note from an unnamed writer to a college mate in the YWCA era, exploring social invitations and curiosity about campus life. The speaker reflects on anonymous letters and suggests tea and getting acquainted while pondering college activities and social opportunities.
Three new trustees were elected at the February meeting Miss Mabel Choate Mr James R Sheffield and Mr George W V Wickersham join the board.
Senator Henri La Fontaine of Belgium Nobel laureate and professor of international law will teach a course on The Philosophy of International Relations at the College of the City of New York downtown branch. Sessions run Thursdays 8 to 10 PM from Feb 14 to May 1918. fee is 5 dollars. Enrollment in Room 226 Plain Building Uptown until January 13.
The Smith College senior class voted to forgo all graduation ceremonies. The student body remains divided over whether 1918 should be so self sacrificing despite the war.
The 1919 Mortarboard announces a second opportunity to subscribe from February 25 through March 8 for the year book. With 450 copies available and nearly 400 pledges already, readers are urged to submit subscriptions promptly to secure a copy.
Students graduating in June 1919 may apply in writing to Professor Jaun for the Chapel choir leader and pianiste post for 1918 19. Preference to seniors, but an exceptionally qualified junior may be chosen. A small honorarium is attached to the position.
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