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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1914
Page
3
Chaplain Knox spoke on life’s uncertainties and whether daily actions are worthwhile. He urged pursuing Christ’s supreme purpose of bringing God's kingdom and emphasized quality over quantity, noting lasting impact comes from noble ideals and service.
The Freshman Class met at noon Friday to read and approve the new constitution. Undergraduate president Freda Kirchwey urged high standards and warned against electioneering, saying the president position could be filled by any girl of good judgment and poise.
The Tuesday game at Milbank Field ended 2 to 0 with the Seniors dominating most of the action. Isabel Totten Ireda Kirchwey and Edna Henry led rapid attacks as 16s struggled to back up their goalie G Pearson who fought bravely amidst limited support from L Shrive. Greenbaum was sidelined by a finger injury.
The Socialist Club met Friday to consider the Student Council decision on amalgamation with the Columbia Chapter. A motion passed to hold study meetings at lunch, avoiding conflicts with college affairs. Notices of the next meeting will be posted in the studies.
Mrs. Draper describes the New York district Red Cross work and history from 1861 to present. The movement spans war relief international and national relief with nurses aiding in Servia and a rapid response to calamity. The Red Cross also serves as a clearing house for Europe, coordinating clothing and aid.
An informal gathering discussed the club's Icelandic language challenges and future plans. President Alice Jones announced the next meeting will feature Mr Keeler on Poems of Childhood with illustrations from his writings and others. Membership remains voluntary and open to all interested in literary topics.
A gold fountain pen marked M. Jacoby is missing and is sought by the Junior Study occupant. Return to locker 313 for thanks and a reward.
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