Faculty Assumes Verdun Like Atmosphere At Yearend
The line under the clock hints the faculty adopts a Verdun inspired mood as the year closes, presenting a sober academic ambiance and reflects on traditions and duties.
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1918
Page
8
Scene a Faire Miss Latham and the moonlit vow
Miss Latham questions a newly engaged student about moonlight in a love scene. The student responds with heartfelt admiration saying wonderful. The exchange captures a romantic mood and youthful emotion in a literary moment.
We Ask Is fasting a religious activity or a lack of activity
L B 18 asks whether fasting is a religious act or a sign of inactivity. The brief discussion contrasts spiritual discipline with perceived idleness and explores cultural interpretations in daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.B
Politics Picture Show and Class Reflections
The piece notes a humorous scene where a student named Le vinus gives an opposition speech while others joke about voting. A casual conversation follows about Oscar, with nostalgic remarks on his looks and memories of previous appearances.
Change of Party in Treasurer Post Sparks Lecture
The office of treasurer became vacant after Mr. McAneny resigned and joined the New York Times. A politics lecture notes the unusual party switch and its impact on finance duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAneny
The
New York Times
Our Own Yellow Peril Debate on Excluding Orientals
A reader argues for stronger limits on Chinese immigrants citing class segregation and a desire for a cultural gatekeeping in the United States. The writer mentions a reading room at Columbia and calls for a clause in the gentlemen's agreement addressing immigration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Reading Room
Early Trunk Barricade Stirs Brooks Hall Corridor
Garden Note reports trunks placed in Brooks Hall corridors to create an obstacle race for breakfast dash. Packing time two weeks away, observers note the playful prank aims to spur agility and amusement among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks Hall
H. S. Hi
Installation of Student Council Ceremony Details
The installation will occur in the gym Friday afternoon. All attendees should wear cap and gown. Tea will be served in the College parlor.
Important Notice to Treasurers
Treasurers must settle all accounts immediately by bringing checks and ledgers to the Student Council Room this week. If any sums are owed to Barnard College or to 1919 Mortarboard, draw those checks now. Balances must be completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Student Council Room
Barnard College
1919 Mortarboard
Wassell Pharmacy Modern Druggists to the People
Wassell Pharmacy plans to offer modern druggist services to New York residents. The initiative highlights accessible medicines and patient care through a public health oriented approach.
1919 Mortarboard Review Preview
A vivid, tongue in cheek critique of Mortarboard pieces with references to art and literature, noting dazzle and bad typography. The text teases a critical review to appear in the bulletin’s final issue, highlighting playful jabs at modern prose and campus culture.
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Red Cross
Olympus
Mann
N. B
Mortarboard
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