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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1918
Page
5
The editors invite all alumnae to send news, especially extracts from letters from France, or detailed descriptions of interesting work being done overseas.
A large group of Barnard alumnae engage in war work with agencies such as the United States Employment Service and the War Camp Community Association. The roster lists positions in Washington, New York City, Brooklyn, and abroad with roles including clerks, secretaries, field secretaries, translators, and hospital hut workers.
The first regular meeting of the Undergraduate Association was held Tuesday at noon in the theatre with Miss Brockway presiding. Reports covered war work, Red Cross, canteen, and a large U W W drive total of 12 534.15 led by 1920, with Barnard praising proportional contribution.
Sophomores, juniors, and seniors note freshmen enthusiasm in early practices. About 49 freshmen and 30 sophomores have joined basketball workouts with four to five known top players. If trends hold, both the 1921 and 1922 classes should field strong teams. The 1920 class won last year’s tournament and aims higher this season. Freshmen may nominate a rep to the AA Executive Board at upcoming meeting posters.
The International Polity Club begins meetings in the Little Parlor of Students Hall every other Monday evening. Topics include the state, backward nations, League of States, indemnities, secret diplomacy, nationality, and trade equality with readings from magazines and pamphlets. Students should leave their names in Student Mail for D Butler.
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