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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1919
Page
6
Incoming letters reveal Barnard readers praising Bryn Mawr clocks and quizzing the League of Nations, with a humorous locker room cat episode and a note about keeping other contributions in cold storage for a later feature.
The Barnard Orchestra gave a short concert for enlisted men at the Broad Way Tabernacle Canteen Saturday evening. The audience applauded each number, demanded a repeat of Kreisler's Liebesfreud, and enjoyed Tschaikowsky Sleeping Beauty Waltz along with Bizet L Arlesienne and Dvorak selections.
News from other colleges describes a spontaneous push for a more democratic student government at Vassar. An informal meeting drew dissatisfied students, voting to stir opinion and seek improvement while keeping changes non radical. National League of Women Workers promotes recreation and self-government in girls clubs.
Wellesley College plans a biweekly purely literary student paper from the Freshmen to showcase English Composition work. A six editor board will oversee twelve assistants who rotate into managing roles in groups of six. The move mirrors Vassar’s successful publication The Sampler.
Jessie Davies and 16 other Barnard volunteers outlined careers across departments at the Museum of Natural History. Speakers including Hildegarde Diechman Evelyn Davis Dorothy Keck Ruth Jennings Marion Struss and Elsie Osehrin shared insights from statistics, chemistry, vocational guidance and social services. The event ran over time, leaving little chance for questions, but the conference was regarded as a success and a model for more similar gatherings at Barnard.
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