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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1919
Page
4
A fashion note describes a laboratory inspired model by Maison Mal with Mile Riley illustrations. The gown features fringed slashes on the bodice and sparkles reminiscent of fish forefathers in a striking, labwear style.
A humorous sketch outlines a dress made of pockets and blotting paper with a red toque and ecclesiastical necklace. The text then lists college news: Connecticut College discontinishes the physical education major after 1920, Hunter graduates prominent in math teaching licenses, Princeton reduces degrees and curricular requirements, Vassar weighs League of Nations questions, and Yale proposes university reorganization with faculty pay raises and revised entrance requirements.
Wigs and Cues invites entries for a poster contest featuring spring play promotions. The winner will receive two seats to a chosen performance. Posters must display the event title, venue, dates, and ticket information.
Abdul Hassan hosts a trifle run at Rosalind Brinkerhoff Theatre with shows Friday April 25 and Saturday April 26. Admission is 75 cents and posters for Pamela Thomas 19 must be delivered by Monday April 14.
Students invited to submit manuscripts for the fourth annual College Anthology of Poetry and the second Best College Short Stories volume. Entries must be received by May 1, 1919, sent to Henry T. Schnittkind, Ph D, at The Stratford Company 32 Oliver Street Boston Mass.
The American Council of Young Women announces an open forum on the employment problem to be held at eight o clock on April third. The meeting place will be announced later. Speakers include Charles E. Clarke H. W. Metcalf and Orday Tead.
The writer criticizes YWCA discussions on God and which is the best religion as too brief. Those who take religion seriously prefer not to discuss such immense questions superficially or at speed, and avoid attending brief conferences under the YWCA.
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