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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1919
Page
3
Mr. Ordway Tead outlines a labor program focusing on equality of opportunity and status. He advocates a legal minimum wage health insurance unemployment insurance an eight hour day and a four hour week with national industrial councils to unite capital and labor under government facilitated conferences.
Elizabeth Stuart Gatewood received the Caroline Duror Memorial Fellowship with Ruth Morrison named alternate. The fellowship honors a student showing the greatest promise in her field, recognizing scholastic achievement and career potential.
At a Monday meeting in May 1919 Dorothy Butler was appointed editor in chief of the Bulletin for 1919 20. A joint session with next year’s council listed the 25 appointments for 1919 20 including Evelyn Baldwin Anne Hopkins Helen Barton Marion Kaufman Marion Levi Winifred Bostwick Dorothy Burne Aline MacMahon Mary Crookall Juliette Meylan Gertrude Fricke Margaret Myers Lillian Friedman Helen Seidman Janet McKenzie Margaret Rawson Felice Jarecky Lillian Sternberg Margaret Nolan Amy Raynor Beatrice Whyte.
A meeting of the Free For All is set for Tuesday May 13 at 430 PM in the Little Parlor to discuss reconstructing Barnard social organizations the value of departmental clubs and a Blanket Tax as a substitute for present dues. An organization meeting precedes the discussion at 4 PM all interested are invited to attend.
Sophomores dominate the Barnard field day defeating Stanbrough and Carmody 1921 to 27 as George leads with three firsts and a Barnard record in the basketball throw. Carmody takes silver with a 40 yard dash win and two seconds while L von Eltz and teammates set marks and share top placings. The Varsity also beat the Faculty baseball team 26 to 7, with praises for field day leadership and Myrrha Wesendonck.
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