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Newspaper

Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1914

Page

4

Review of October Bear in a College Journal

The October issue features praised poems The Pipes of Pan and A Masque of Spring by Katherine Harrower with its childlike wonder and music The story Deaf earns mixed notes though Corette Ferandies shows potential Nemesis is praised for brisk action and mood An article on college life urges balancing social life with personal growth and ends noting continued discussion on page 4.

Katherine Harrower Pierrot Pierrette Sir Moon Corette Ferandie Freda Kirchwey

Student Council Discusses Conference Topics

A Friday meeting on October 30 approved a plan for Regions and Philanthropic Societies to hold a Friday event on November 13. Delegates will discuss honor system, section system and electioneering, faculty relations, academic work, and fraternity advisorship at the Conference.

Undergraduate Association Elects Junior Rep for Radcliffe Conference

At the Undergraduate Association meeting on Tuesday October 7 Ruth Salem was elected the Junior Class representative to attend the college conference at Radcliffe this year. Wigs and Cues announced the fall play Marlowe by Josephine Paternbody.

Ruth Salem Radcliffe Wigs and Cues Marlowe Josephine Paton Teabody

Arthurian legends studied by Firelight Club students

Attis Gildersleeve addressed the Firelight Club at Brooks Hall about Arthurian legend themes. The discussion covered Lancelot and Guinevere, Mordred, and Norse myths, noting chivalry as conventional and legends’ cross national roots. The meeting moved indoors for comfort and featured readings from the Mabinogion and Malory.

Firelight Club Attis -Gildersleeve Lancelot Malory Guinevere Gildersleeve

Red Cross War Relief Work Highlighted in Chapel Talk

Mrs. W. Kinnicut Draper spoke on the American Red Cross relief efforts last Thursday in the chapel. She praised the organization for making war more humane by easing the suffering of the wounded and tending the dying, noting the nurses’ noble field work despite dangers. Continued on Page 5 Column ?

RED Cross W. Kinnicut Draper American Red Cross Red Cross Association

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