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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1919
Page
8
The article urges women to take public responsibility beyond charity and morals. It argues men have overlooked social organization linking spirit and bread and cites the Bernard Alumnae as proof that women can and should drive this reform.
The rule bans all meetings on chapel days Mondays and Thursdays from 12 to 1 PM. All gatherings, formal or informal, must be scheduled and authorized by the Secretary of Students Hall. Six words: no.
Math Club met on Tuesday March 11 with E. Kennard and C. Piersall discussing how mathematics relates to physics. Tea was served during the informal discussion afterward.
The Rev. Charles L. White will speak at the chapel on Monday March 24.
Alumni updates show Rita Hochheimer sailing for the Jewish Welfare Board. Agnes Burke and Dorothy Cheesman overseas with the Y in 1911. At Home a 343 Club reunion was held March 15 in Students Hall, Alumnae Day. 1907 party March 7 in Students Hall. Francis Mills to Rockefeller Institute Publication Dept in 1914. Aline Pollitzer with the War Trade Board in Washington in 1917. Elsie Oschrin to begin April work at Macy’s as an experimenter in vocational tests. Jeanette Robbins clerical work for the Nation. Maria Freed to James J. Wash Ella Openheim to Herbert Moss July 3 1918. Hilda Welles to R H Stidfole 1912 Isabelle Noyes to J K Brugler 1913 Jane Savage to Mr Cunningham Irene P Track to Arthur W Marran March 4 1919 Sarah K Voorhis to William J Anderson October 12 1918 Beatrice Lowndes to Edward Earle February 10 1919.
The Barnard College Alumnae join civic work to improve industrial life and aid postwar rebuilding in France. Reported from Marcoing and Chalons sur Marne, volunteers describe living conditions, aid shops, and relief missions in the war-torn towns, with notes on reconstruction progress and staff assignments.
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