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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1914
Page
3
A Barnard Bulletin report summarizes a Friday talk where Dr. Coffin addressed seven student questions on immortality church membership and prayer. He framed immortality through God as loving father and noted church belonging and prayer as paths to communion with God and collaborative divine work.
Beatrice Lowndes argues religion underpins social service and that personal relationships with a higher power unite people. Isabel Randolph discusses practical social service in daily life, urging vitality, sympathy, and education for effective work. Florence Palmer promotes College Settlement Association as a path and fund contribution option.
A readable events list outlines English Club meetings March 30 Brooks Hall rooms 611 612 C S A gatherings March 31 room 134 12 20 to 1 Theatre April 1 C S A entertainment and Undergrad Tea April 2 4 00 Greek Games Columbia Gymnasium April 4 3 P M lower admission for undergraduates alumni and outsiders Organ recital Prof Walter Henry Hall at St Johns Chapel free to public Sunday April 5 7 30 8 15 Organ recital Mr R S Pigott 8 15 Job story recital by Mrs Ida B Judd at St Pauls Chapel free to public
The first of a series of informal religious discussions occurred in the Brooks Hall reading room on Sunday evening March 22. Miss Holmquist spoke on the value of such meetings and led a discussion on challenges in religious life. The session was engaging though too rambling to be written up.
A humorous, data driven feature lists odd counts from campus life including glasses per period and worms on Main Street. It notes dimensional comparisons between Dr Brown and Professor Trent, cake crumbs and Mirror boxes, and thumbtacks versus pins. It ends with campus fashion notes and a playful remark on memorial work.
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