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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1915
Page
2
A playful column mentions Barnard girls, association tests and a joking exchange about Mutton Jeff. It notes Job 6289 and references ships, Ruth to Salem, Imo rene Neer, and a lively junior scene with a Friday Kappa climax hinted.
In a Barnard College note from Sarah Scuvayer Butter 1915 the writer argues lack of fraternities does not kill spirit and recalls past tensions between Freshmen and Upperclassmen. She praises senior efforts during Quarter Century events and invites all to Senior Week to prove enduring college pride.
A letter argues that true college spirit is essential for Barnard College and cannot be reduced to loud superficial enthusiasm. It urges recognizing Barnard’s dignity and distinctiveness beyond mere rah rah displays.
Twelve girls representing thirty colleges met at the Y W C A headquarters in New York for a two day conference. Notes on houses, Fifth Avenue tours, and social events accompanied discussions on religious problems, Bible classes, and missions funding. Barnard’s delegate contributed on character standards and self government, leaving participants inspired to expand their college work. Caro R Lorenz reports.
The Soph team edged the Juniors 12 to 10 after a practice session in which the Varsity men beat Horace Mann 23 to 6. Helen Youngs sparked a 15 point surge early, Rosemary Lawrence boosted the comeback after she joined play, and 17 fouls aided the foes as 16 helped seal the win.
A reflection on college identity urges Barnard to cherish its unique urban character rather than imitate rural schools. It emphasizes the value of a shared campus experience and the need for a central gathering place to foster genuine college spirit for the future.
In a chapel address Prof Baldwin denounces the worship of efficiency as a mere idol. He argues true efficiency is moral and spiritual, not measured by statistics or technical prowess, and urges defining our relation to God to find lasting value beyond war era advances.
The Glee Club held a Friday evening concert on March Sth featuring songs by the club and a solo by Lucille Taylor, with Agnes Kloss also performing. Lucille Taylor Amanda Schulte and Helen Angus formed a quartet singing My Lady Chloe by Leighter. After college glees, dancing began and the event drew enthusiastic applause.
To the Editor of the Bulletin a reader argues that college spirit should not be equated with parties games singing and caps and gowns. She contends loyalty to college can coexist with interest in other pursuits and expresses cautious optimism about ongoing improvement.
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