Dancing, debates, and democracy at college social summit
The piece recalls a Friday ball with gowns and names such as Dorothy, Kathie B, Phoebe, Kriege, Dot Lavey, Tilla, Dot Butler, Juliette, H Calhoun and others. It continues with a conference where Dr Kingsbury presided, Eva White spoke on neighborhoods in wartime, and Allen Burns discussed Americanization and immigrant heritage. The article praises the conference’s group discussions on settlements, housing, workers’ protections, women in industry, and rural social opportunities, highlighting LCSA’s breadth and potential to advance democracy through college women’s service.
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Call for Books to Aid Returning Soldiers in Campaign
The American Library Association appeals for three quarters of a million books by July first with New York City to supply at least 100000. Hospitals report morale issues and readers include officers and students. Miss Rockwell will accept books and magazines three months old to send to the cause and urges continued support.
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Youth Reformer Reflects on Change and Faith
A reflective note compares a nun, a singer, and a debutante gay as symbols of youth’s mutability. The speaker claims reformer instincts now, while acknowledging the curious ideas once held in youth.
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Bulletin announces 1920 election of editors
Dorothy Butler elected Editor-in-Chief Bertha Wallerstein News Editor and Ruth Jones Business Manager for next year.
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