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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1914
Page
5
Dr Beider of Union Theological Seminary spoke at a chapel on life religion and the change in world values. He argued that material splendor fails to satisfy the soul and that liberty equality and brotherhood originate in religion guiding society and personal life.
The group notes slow attendance and punctuality while considering moving meetings to every two months to save time. Eleanor Lauria urges support for the Ysage concert and ticket sales, stressing every dollar counts. Edna Astruck outlines the Constance Von Wahl prize plays set for March 20 and 21 at 8 15 p.m.
Last Monday the Sophomores defeated the Juniors 11 to 0 as the 15 squad outplayed 16 after a scoreless first half. Notable players include Wallace and Salem with field goals and fouls, with Beegle refereeing and Hillas keeping time.
The Varsity beat the Alumnae 11–8 in the Feb 28 game and 20–16 in the March 2 rematch. Notable players include Mamie Wegener and Ethel Leveridge for the Alumnae and A Pollitzer H Alexander for the Varsity. Referees were M Hills and L Schoedler with scorekeepers E Astruck and M Hillas.
An appeal urges eight hundred supporters to attend a fund drive next Friday. The piece calls for sacrificing small comforts to show college spirit and persuade the New York public to finance the building project.
At a meeting of the Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletes of America the annual intercollegiate contest will be held this year in Harvard Stadium, replicating last year’s hosting. L. B. Clark of Columbia was elected treasurer among new officers. The Bates College Weekly notes a Shakespeare emphasis in a Ben Greet Players production and Bates’s proper spirit. At Vassar’s indoor inter-class meet Elizabeth Hardin set a 75 foot indoor basketball throw, Anne Swan raised the swinging broad jump to 9 feet 6 inches, and Missel Tiden improved the ring jump to 7 feet 5 3/4 inches.
Regular business dominated the Freshman meeting when a Mott campaign representative explained lecture courses and urged attendance. Members were urged to join the C. S. A. whose aims were outlined by a member.
The 1916 class discussed finance and approved investing in a treasury box after a debate over dues spending. The treasurer pledged a remaining 47 cents, and Eleanor Wallace was elected undergraduate sub treasurer.
After the class finished, students joined a stirring song practice in preparation for a sing song. The session was clearly a roaring success with enthusiastic participation.
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