The Bear First Issue Reviews and Reflections
The October issue features Miss Becker's The Face of the Woman a two year war ethic drama with convincing final solution Miss Geer's Janet's System and Miss Schlauch Distinction of Standards offer thoughtful drama critiques The verse disappoints while Miss Dowling Autumn Mood provides a satisfying mood The editor praises the magazine as a student platform amid wartime demands Virginia C Gildersleeve
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College Singing at Barnard This Week
Barnard students invited to College Singing on Wednesday at 2 40 PM in the second floor hall. Song books for sale at 45 cents. Bring your Blue Book. M Bernholtz, Song Leader.
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Social Calendar: November Meetings and Events
Friday November 2 open meeting of Socialist Society. Monday November 5 Math Club dance. Wednesday November 7 R P O tea CSA.
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Barnard War Relief Thanked for Dressing Station Support
The Barnard War Relief and Red Cross Auxiliary 203 thank authorities for loaning the reception room for a surgical dressing station. The appeal notes restricted entry at the front door and highlights the value of individual service and uniforms.
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I Love The War Yet I Do Not Act
A reflective poem in which the narrator expresses pity for suffering in Serbia and admiration for heroism overseas, while confessing reluctance to take action despite reading of wars and dynasties. The piece ends with a playful note and signature M. A. 718.
President Butler to Speak at Barnard Chapel Address
The college will hold its regular Academic Chapel today with President Butler delivering the address. It is customary for the university leader to greet Barnard students in their chapel at least once yearly.
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Fosdick to Speak on Work in Training Camps
Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick will address attendees next Monday November 5 detailing life and work in American training camps and the soldiers in training. The event highlights his prominent role in war work and aims to inform and inspire observers and volunteers.
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Students' Friendship Fund urging help for soldiers
The YMCA runs the Students' Friendship Fund to provide amusement rest and inspiration for soldiers. It offers reading writing home facilities hostess houses and recreation centers in training camps trenches and prison camps. The appeal asks readers to support those fighting for them and extend help beyond personal circles.
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War Benefit Sketch Delights Barnardites With Dramatic Caricature
A Tuesday theatre event drew Barnardites to a Red Cross tableau showing a blinded soldier and nurse, then past memories with Vera Klopman’s ancient Greek dances and Marion Alleman’s rag doll spoof. The crowd demanded an encore as laughter followed the biting caricature.
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