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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1919
Page
6
Miss Wayman voices the question Sing-Sing while Professor Baldwin envisions a campus group led by Boas methods. The plan would unite anthropology with other fields to connect Latin to Economics and Physics to Philosophy, fostering integration of college subjects and linking education to real world problems. The letter is signed by Mabel Gutmann, class of 1920.
A playful verse celebrates spring as a sprinter who dances across hills and dales. The speaker notes Miss Springtime’s light movement, a pail in hand, a sneeze, and a gentle float on the breeze in a witty, rhythmic meditation.
Student body issues instructions for contributing chocolate wrappers and empty boxes. It urges proper disposal, asks readers to leave wrappings in a neat pile by the contribution box, and notes a preference for chocolate with nuts.
The March 15 Alumnae Day program opens at 2 P M in Brinkerhoff Theatre with Dorothy Brockway UG president 1919 giving welcomes. Dean Gilder sleeve and Eleanor Osborne will speak before a Soph Show operetta, then John Collier will discuss an aspect of American work tied to the alumnae campaign. Dr Anna Von Shelly 98, Croix de Guerre recipient, may attend to speak on her work abroad. Tea in Students Hall follows, with hopes for many alumnae to stay for the Smith Barnard debate in the evening.
The speaker recalls a dramatic scene where Gals worthy is bowed to by the audience, noting his humanity but treating him as more than a great artist, possibly a living ideal and genius beyond ordinary acclaim.
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