Mrs. Hansl on Vocations for Women
Eva vom Baur Hansl speaks on careers for women amid war time constraints. She urges practical paths in nursing, business, physics and math driven labs, and domestic science work traveling statewide, with emphasis on regular employment over volunteering. The talk notes evolving demand and warns journalism and luxury fields falter.
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Eva Vom Baur Hansl
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Equitable Life
Corn Exchange
League For Business Opportunities For
West 44Th Street
Hansl
Agricultural Service For Women
Professor B S Morgan of Columbia University spoke on agriculture as a career for women and the need for emergency work in farming. He cautioned that while good posts in cities exist, women can succeed as operators or farm managers with training, and highlighted programs like the Emergency Course in Gardening for Women and student squad work on farms offering three weeks minimum service.
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B. S. Morgan
Agricultural Department
Columbia University
Morgan
The Star Spangled Banner Poem by Francis Scott Key
The text presents an extended version of the Star Spangled Banner with phrases about dawns early light and glory over the land. It cites Francis Scott Key as author and references victory peace and divine aid as a national motto.
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Francis Scott Key
Learn the National Anthem Stanzas The Bulletin Promotes Four Stanzas Above Anthem
The bulletin invites readers to study all four stanzas of the national anthem, suggesting they are not widely known. It encourages learning them in their entirety and presents them in a printed display.
Children of College Settlement Entertain in Brinkerhoff Theatre
Tomorrow Friday May 4 the children from College Settlement will entertain the College in Brinkerhoff Theatre at 8 15. Tickets are fifty cents. Publicity Chairman S A At the elections of C S A last week Adele Franklin elector Myrrha Wesendonck secretary treasurer were elected for 1917 1918.
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College
Brinkerhoff Theatre
Bulletin
S. A
Adele Franklin
Myrrha Wesendonck
1917 Class Meetings at Senior Week Sessions
At a long meeting of the Senior Class on Friday Rosemary Lawrence made several Field Day announcements. Florence Cottrell asked for advertisements for the ButteTin. The class voted to contribute study chairs toward furnishing the maid's sitting room at Brooks. After extended discussion, it was voted to continue Senior Week Activities despite the war situation.
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Rosemary Lawrence
Florence Cottrell
Brooks
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