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Newspaper

Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1918

Page

6

The Fountain of Woe Ballad Ends in a Divine Divorce

A playful verse about a writer and a fountain pen that refuses to write and pleads to return to its mother. After coaxing and threats fail, the speaker seeks a remedy through a formal divorce from the pen with no offspring, declaring the end of the relationship.

Play highlights sharp wits on language learning edges

Corporal Burback notes French instructors accelerate American learning to two weeks from three months. Georgia voices wish for similar instruction at Barnard. H. S. H.

Burback Georgia Barnard

Scale of Patriotism flour ration table issued by federal official

Federal Food Administrator Charles Hebberd presents a weekly flour ration table per person. The table, shown here for states to use, details ration amounts by family size and baking method, including those who bake at home and those who buy Victory Bread from bakers.

Charles Hebberd Washington

Senior Chapel to Feature Dean Gildersleeve’s Farewell Talk

Next Thursday the Senior Chapel will be held. Dean Gildersleeve will speak to the class of 1918 for the last time in cap and gown. All seniors are expected to attend.

Dean Gildersleeve

Sophomores Elect Editors and Officers for Mortarboard

At a Tuesday class meeting the Sophomores chose Alice Barrington editor of Mortarboard Ada Vorhaus class vice president and Margaret Rawson class treasurer Clarissa White was elected class chairman of the $1 000 Senior Play fund.

Alice Barrington Mortarboard Ada Vorhaus Margaret Rawson Clarissa White

Freshmen elect officers in 1921 elections noon results

The Freshmen elected Helen Muhlfeld as vice-president, Helen Jones as treasurer, Frances Brown as chairman of Greek Games, and Al dine Carter as chairman of Freshman Luncheon at noon. Maude Fischer was elected chairman of the $1,000 Fund.

Helen Muhlfeld Helen Jones Frances Brown Aldine Carter Maude Fischer

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