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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1918
Page
1
Barnard College publishes a weekly bulletin for students during the academic year with a break in late January. The notice indicates the publication cadence for the Barnard student community.
Barnard celebrated an epoch making day after a home debate victory and a strong finish in the rankings. The piece argues college spirit exists beyond visible displays, citing renewed loyalty across the undergraduate body and a weekend's proof that collective devotion runs deep.
Those who sought news supported Barnard's rise, spreading buzz, cheering, and debating plans for next year. The effort created momentum beyond expectations, and if the spirit endures, Barnardy's future in the college world looks promising.
Barnard defeats Vassar 2 to 1 in a tight split. Barnard to Mt Holyoke wins unanimously. Mt Holyoke beats Barnard unanimously. Vassar trounces Wellesley unanimously. Smith defeats Wellesley unanimously. Vassar over Smith secures unanimous decision.
The President argues American farmers match European output per acre and exceed them per unit of labor. He notes farmers respond to emergencies with remarkable performance, using labor saving devices and high efficiency. He cites figures to prove the point and urges continued achievement beyond current levels.
This week multiple agencies report volunteers filling posts for the War Trade Board the National Surgical Dressings Committee and the War Savings Stamp Commission. Women staffed roles at Madison Square Garden for the Military and Naval Meet benefiting the Women's Overseas Hospital. A Washington statistics post and a Red Cross office manager slot were filled. Visitors exceeded a hundred. Women's War Work Committee.
The Camp Library Sorting Station at the 42d Street Public Library invites workers. During the current book drive the task is especially urgent as shelves need filling and books processed efficiently.
Dr Ogilvie at Chapel outlines a future with multiple farms and more college women joining the effort. The Women’s Land Army should reach 40 000 to maximize impact, and the key question now is whether women can work profitably for themselves and for farmers, a challenge already proven solvable.
The Treasury Department will award Honor Flags to every city or town exceeding its Liberty Bond quota in the third loan drive. Flags measure thirty six by fifty four inches, white with red and blue stripes, and Navy grade quality. States will have a National Honor Flag at the capitol, towns inscribe winning names, and an Honor Roll will list subscribers. Stars reward quota doublers, and window cards with the flag image will be given to subscribers.
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