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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1919
Page
2
The article discusses transforming the university canteen into a community hub for social and extracurricular activity. It notes past tea events showed mixed success yet reveal a desire for students from various schools to meet. It argues a broader, faculty-backed community center could unify students and sustain wartime spirit.
At the Debating Society gathering in the Conference Room on Thursday, Oct 30, members and recruits discussed the Constitution read by Frances Marlatt. Elections named Clarissa White as Chairman of the Material Committee and Elizabeth Brooks of the Debate Committee.
In a 1922 meeting, Eve Jacoby was elected Vice-President after Minne Mae Fleming resigned. Nominees for Assistant Undergraduate Treasurer were Louise Rissland, Eleanor Janeway, and Eleanor Starké. The class voted to send flowers to Minnie Mae Fleming and Ruth Van Horn.
Freshman class held elections last Friday at noon in the Hygiene Lecture room. Judith Byers was elected president by unanimous decision, with Alice William as vice president, Hrasthih Mann as secretary, and Frances Boas as treasurer. Charlotte Towsen remained cheerleader, elected unanimously as the permanent incumbent.
The S C S A announces observation trips beginning with a visit to the prison and work house on Blackwell’s Island on Saturday November 22, subject to passes. A second trip is planned for December 6 if spots remain, with signups via the Student's Hall bulletin board.
A call urges volunteers to teach and help in Sunday schools and other youth activities across crowded districts. Barnard schools seek seven teachers, plus substitutes, for religious classes and gymnastic or craft guidance. Judson Memorial Church seeks women to teach English to individual women. Hospital for the Ruptured and Crippled needs storytellers for sick children. Volunteers should visit the R.S.O. office next week between 12 and 12 30.
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