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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1918
Page
6
A humorous plea in mock dialect exposes a tongue tangled note about audacity and doubt. The writer laments mishearing and urges help while joking about a critiqued gollum task and uncertain taste. A quirky voice asks for guidance and sympathy from readers.
In a February psychology class the inquirer asks if absent mindedness signals a high type of mind. In anthropology the topic shifts to uses for stone with a witty reply about sun dials.
Advice targeted to women voters warns against changing residence before elections as removal can disqualify a voter. It notes residence reflects intent and suggests women handle the long ballot with ease, comparing it to following knitting instructions. It frames women as confident in voting tasks and dismissive of alarm over lengthy ballots.
At Wanamaker's auditorium at 4 o'clock on March 15 H Stevens 18 will present slides about farm work. Wanamaker's mannequins will demonstrate ways to look beautiful while digging potatoes.
The Outdoor Club invites all new freshmen fond of fresh air to join. S Holbrook will share club plans and announces that hikes are posted on the bulletin board beside the lunch room. A green flag signals a hike the next day if enough sign on. Hikes run Saturdays and Sundays starting March 9 weather permitting. S Hotsroox, President.
The War Savings Stamp Committee chairman reports Barnard bought Thrift Stamps for two weeks ending February 23 and March 2. First week total $37.03, second week total 26 stamps. Total for the two weeks is shown with continuing purchases.
The schedule lists events in the gymnasium and lecture room including a 5 PM basketball game, an 8 PM varsity intercollegiate alumnae game, a 6 PM faculty lunchroom base ball supper, and a 12:20 PM A A meeting in the lecture room. Also notes a March 18 T C varsity game in our gymnasium.
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