Open practice starts Tuesday for juniors and seniors
Open practice begins Tuesday March 5 at 3 pm for juniors and seniors. Students are asked to report in trim for the class team and follow posted signs for details of the plans.
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1918
Page
5
Open practice begins Tuesday March 5 at 3 pm for juniors and seniors. Students are asked to report in trim for the class team and follow posted signs for details of the plans.
Odds prevail over Evens in a spirited interclass basketball event. Marjorie Marks and Marjorie Barrington lead 20s to a 15 to 9 advantage, while 21 faces a 6 to 5 score against the new 18 team. Seniors defend as 18 forwards are guarded tightly by Barrington.
Horace Mann beat Barnard Varsity 18 to 14 at the Horace Mann gym on Monday February 18. Mann's fast teamwork overwhelmed Barnard's uneven play though Varsity led briefly. guards blocked many passes while Ann Schmidt and Helen Jones contributed at the line and in steady defense.
The Intercollegiate Bureau of Occupations lists recent hires including a government translator a New Hampshire manufacturer chemist a Cleveland Public Employment Bureau official and an executive secretary among others It claims 241 positions are open with half lacking candidates mainly for stenography The Philosophy Club invites students to a March 4 meeting to discuss democracy principles with tea and discussion
Notice to faculty and students requests Baedecker guides for France Italy Belgium and Great Britain to aid American forces abroad. Donors should turn in their volumes to Miss Roswell for shipment via the American Library Association. The guides are scarce as none have shipped from Germany since the war began.
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