Second Vocations Meeting Highlights Broadening Careers for Women
Barnard College held its second vocations meeting of the year with Miss Dickson noting the Intercollegiate Bureau of Occupations origins in 1898. Miss Emily Hutchinson outlined rising pay levels, the shift of openings due to the draft, and the growing field for women in science, industry, and social work, urging practical experience over immediate executive roles. Tea followed, allowing personal discussions with Hutchinson.
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Intercollegiate Bureau of Occupations
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Wigs and Cues Drama at Barnard Faces Possible End
Barnard College weighs the future of its Wigs and Cues program after sparse turnouts at final tryouts. Directors note student support is crucial, linking the drama group to the Red Cross fund and a broader workshop with playwrights and producers. College officials promised a final decision today amid exams and Liberty Loan pressures.
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Red Cross
Last Call to Fill Barnard's Liberty Loan Quota
The notice urges Barnard College to meet its 200,000 card quota for the Third Liberty Loan drive. It stresses every spare minute counts and urges students to sacrifice time today to reach the goal.
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Red Cross Figures Decline in Barnard Ward Dressings
The surgical dressings tally for Barnard last week fell to 2180 due to Lib erty Loan duties. Knitted garments rose, offering hope. More data from other colleges will refine the diagram, but Barnard must aim to lead in its war work.
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