University aid drives urge student help this week
The Information Bureau forms a new joint effort with the University Committee to mobilize campus volunteers during the crisis. Students are invited to assist foreign relief, especially Belgian and Serbian campaigns, and to drop notes in Locker 188 for coordination. Clerical aid is also needed for Women’s National Service League and the National Surgical Dressings Committee as announcements appear on the Main Bulletin Board.
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Information Bureau
Jast
Belgium Relief Commission
Belgium
Barnard
Broadway
Women’s National Service League
West 39Th Street
K. Harrower
Milbank
Brooks
G. L. Palmer
English Club Meets at Edith Morgan Home
The English Club holds its next meeting at Edith Morgan's residence 185 East 66th Street on Monday March 12 at 8 o clock.
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Edith Morgan
East 66Th Street
Varsity Clinches Championship Trophy In Second Sweep
Varsity defeats T. C. for the second straight time last Monday by 25 to 11, completing a whitewash series and claiming the new basketball trophy for Barnard. Dot Keck led scoring as Barnard’s lineup featured Meine Pollitzer O Don Keck and Stanbrough among others. Substitutions included Van Nostrand and Stanbrough as Barnard secured the title.
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Barnard
Varsity
T. C
Dot Keck
Sing Song
Barnard Rooters
Barnard Meine
A. Pollitzer
O’don D. Keck
Bo Bein
R. Lawrence
M. Noble L. Irby
D. la Salle
Stanbrough & Co
E. Tuller
Tappan
R. Cooper
H. van Nostrand
G. Stanborough
G. Stanbrough
D Keck
Student Council Discusses Club Events and Bulletin Finances
In the Alumnae Room on February 28 at noon the Student Council approved two fundraisers. The Mathematics Club and Newman Club were each granted permission to hold events at Earl Hall on April 21 and April 9 respectively. Editor Mildred Blout and business manager Florence Cuttrell reported the Bulletin’s precarious finances and waning college interest. Further discussion planned to address the issues.
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Earl Hall
Newman Club
Mildred Blout
The
Buterin
Florence Cuttrell
Bulletin
March 14 Talk on Opportunities for College Women
Mrs Leaycraft and Miss Cummings speak on opportunities and vocations open to college women in Room 139 at 4 p m on March fourteenth Tea follows in Undergraduate Study with an opportunity for questions after the talk
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Intercollegiate Bureau of Occupations
Leaycraft
Miss Cummings
Academic Chapel Reflects on Pacifism and Preparedness
The Dean discusses Weeping One s Head and urges balance between values and humor. She supports patriotism despite pacifist leanings, warns against emotional outbursts, and calls for active discussion within treason and courtesy limits.
Tatlock Latin Prize Established At Barnard College
Trustees accept 1250 endowment from friends of the late Jean Willard Tatlock class of 1895 to fund a Latin prize for the undergraduate proficient in Latin. First award at the coming Commencement. Tatlock, a devoted Barnard alumna, taught Latin at Miss Spence's School for twenty years and chaired the alumnae committee on the cooperative dormitory.
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Jean Willard Tatlock
Miss Tatlock
Barnard College
Miss Spence
Co-Operative
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