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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1919
Page
2
The Roosevelt Memorial Exhibition portrays Theodore Roosevelt as a central figure in American life through letters books and images. It traces his disappointments from 1884 nomination to 1917 service refusals while highlighting a determined leadership and the ideal of a straightforward American character.
Barnard invites writers to join the Cubs a new literary club meeting the first Wednesday in October at 7 PM venue to be announced. Members can share pet stories poems essays and original pieces and help grow the club with ideas and participation.
On Tuesday May 14 the Social Science Club elected officers for 1919 20. Margaret Myers 20 was named president while Helen Shire 21 was secretary treasurer.
Frances Marlatt is named president for 1921 with Margaret Myers as vice president for 1920 and Margaret Wing as recording secretary for 1922. Elizabeth Brooks serves as corresponding secretary for 1922 and Gladys Van Brunt as treasurer.
Nighttime 1920s era study themed as a junior prom satire. Prof. Crampton and team observe student behavior in the Commodore laboratory, noting varied costumes and insect imagery. Observations include movement, listening cues, and floor comfort as outcomes, with predictions of zoology department admission for Meylan and associates.
On May 7 the Cubs literary club charter was accepted for one year. Botany Club charter renewed for three years. Marion Travis named Editor-in-Chief Blue Book, Helen Barton Business Manager, Felice Jarecky college cheerleader. Marguerite Gerdau named next year bulletin boards chair with class reps. Louisa Eyre chair Curricular Committee. Council assigns thirty undergraduate points to chairman and fifteen to committee member.
The Bear announces the editorial team for the upcoming year listing Mary E. Opdycke as Editor-in-Chief Beatrice Becker Aldine Carter Elise de La Fontaine Mary Jennings Marjorie Marks Aline MacMahon Isabel Rathborne Janet Robb and Edith Shearn with respective class years 1920 1920 1921 1920 1921 1921 1920 1922 1920 and 1922.
Barnard students are invited to apply in the R.S.O. office for summer work. Open positions include a community center worker in Holyoke Massachusetts for July and August, two Boston settlements recreational leader roles, and paid medical social service internships through the ICSA with leading Boston hospitals. Volunteer opportunities exist with the American Red Cross Home Service, requiring two days weekly, plus Mt Ivy College Settlement camp counselor roles for two weeks or more.
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