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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1919
Page
4
A satirical verse about a cafetiere Mandalay, the road to déjeuner, and the woes of campus life. It mocks communication gaps, late classes, and a noncommittal liberal stance, urging restraint and indecision as students navigate lectures and politics.
The fourth floor of Students Hall hosts the sophomore senior party this evening. The event includes a supper, an original play, interpretive dancing and stunts as seniors reveal their future plans. Classes meet in the gym at 6 30.
A notice states that on Thursday May 15 all articles found in Milbank or Stuants Hall will be displayed in the Secretary's Office in Students Hall. A list of items will be posted outside the door. After Thursday unclaimed articles will be disposed of.
Several Mortarboard subscribers have not yet called to claim their pledged Mortarboards. They are asked to contact the Mortarboard Office between 12 and 1 on any day for pickup. A general sale of Mortar boards will occur at that time with a price of 2 dollars 50 cents.
The Undergraduate Committee on Curricular Affairs thanks members of the classes 1919 1920 and 1921 for filling out questionnaires. About 250 students participated with varied cooperation. The committee plans to publish results and conclusions by the end of May.
Georgia Stanbrough won the gold medal with 15 points at the 1919 meet, followed by Marie Carmody with 11 points and Luenna von Eltz with a bronze for base ball throw. Events included sprint, high jump, discus, basketball throw, and hurdles with multiple placements and distances listed.
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