Student Friendship Fund Drives College Effort This Year
The college launches the United War Work Campaign with Dr. Harry Fosdick opening the drive on November 11 at 12 o clock in the gymnasium of the new building. Interclass contests begin as Bertha Mann Juliette Meylan Frances Brown Eva Jacoby Charlotte Greene lead committees guiding 1919 through 1922 classes.
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Firelight Club Dues Kept for War Work if Unclaimed
Eighteen girls paid dues to the Firelight Club last year but no officers or meetings occurred. Dues totaling eighteen dollars remain in the Undergrad Treasury for over a year and may fund War Work unless the contributors request refunds by November eleventh to Dorothy Robb.
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College Calendar Highlights for Wednesday November 13
Transfers in the College Parlor from 4 to 6. Freshman class meeting in 304 Students Hall from 12 to 1. Orchestra rehearsal in the theatre 12 to 1. Wigs and Cues Board of Directors meeting in the Little Parlor from 4 to 6. Undergraduate meeting in the theatre at 12. Alumnae Gymnasium class at 7 30.
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Items Recovered from Students Hall Showcase
A collection of found articles includes a black leather key case, a ring, assorted service pins, four pairs of gloves, two sweaters in rose and blue, a small green purse, and loose change. No owner identified.
Advertisements Seek Cheap Printer and Quick Musical Score
Classified notes request a cheap War Benefit printer and a musician able to orchestrate a comic opera score. Both phrases appear as serious advertisements in the notice.
WANTED AT ONCE for Business Board typing task
Wanted at once for a Business Board position, someone able to type one or two hours each Monday. Interested readers should leave their names in Student Mail for Edith Lowenstein or Marion Travis, the new Business Manager.
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A New Kind of Soph Show at Barnard
Barnard announces a War Benefit Soph Show with a real orchestra. It will run in the afternoon and evening on November 22, drawing a bigger audience than previous years and departing from old Blue Book formats.
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Women War Work Report Notes Reduced Visitors and Calls
The Columbia University Committee on Women's War Work reports influenza reducing weekly visitors to about sixty from a prior daily average. Red Cross overseas calls spark interest. nurses' aides, dietitians, and chemists urged to apply for roles at Picatinny Arsenal. Draft boards, volunteers, and United War Work Campaign seek help. Teachers College launches wartime courses on conservation and child training beginning November 14.
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Impulse for a Saturday Dance to Aid War Fund
Promotes the R.S.O. dance on the sixteenth as a chance for a night out during wartime. Encourages buying tickets through class agents and stresses supporting the United War Fund Campaign while enjoying the event.
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