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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1918
Page
5
The season closed with TC noting five games five results two wins and three losses against Barnard and Alumnae. Interclass games ended in a banquet with freshmen praised for spirit and turnout. Next year optimism rests on early gym start and continued cooperation of the Barnard team.
The War Department Commission on Training Activities orders fifteen more Liberty Theatres for National Guard camps in the South, joining sixteen existing in National Army Cantonments to make a chain of thirty-one government operated theatres for soldiers. The Camp Wheeler site in Macon Georgia already shows completion after eight working days, with side doors opening to expand seating and improve ventilation and heating for cold weather.
College students are invited to join a debate event today at 12 30 in the gym. Those attending should assemble in the gym for the singing and discuss topics related to the upcoming debate.
A survey of women who worked last summer at Bedford Hills Farm shows nearly all benefited healthwise. Fatigue peaks in the first two weeks, with some insomnia, leading to a new farmer’s preparedness course open May 6 through 20 and May 20 through 31 for the Woman’s Land Army. Salaries start from arrival date, and credit will be given for regular physical education work. Mr Grady heads to Washington to assist the Shipping Board on expert regulations with courses taught by Georgia Haffner, Leland Stanford, and Marjorie Tappan.
Professor Bush will address the Philosophy Club on Philosophy and the War. The talk is scheduled for Wednesday March 20 at 4 oclock in Conference Room Student's Hall with the meeting to follow.
The Reference Committee for the Canteen selects Mrs. C. S. Baldwin Mrs. Richards and Mrs. Messer to represent the faculty on the new Canteen Committee. Alice Judson aged 20 represents the Central War Relief Committee and Helen Higgins aged 18 the Canteen Food Committee.
A senior class meeting on Tuesday March 5 voted to spend $5 for plants for the library. Olivia Cauldwell was elected to succeed Mrs Harris as Senior Play chairman. The group also voted to donate $10 to the Boat House Fund.
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