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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1918
Page
4
In a humorous column, the speaker encounters the smaller poems the sun dial creature and its big siblings who lament lack of publicity. The narrator promises to feature them in the column, bringing attention to their plight.
The poem describes a freshman recalling a dance with a boy who complimented her and sent flowers. She notes forget me nots in turquoise blue and contrasts the experience with a sophomore’s behavior. The tone hints at youthful romance and social rituals at a school dance.
A verse condemns male dominance and asserts women will gain power as voters. The speaker predicts a shift in era and a Barnard reference, hinting at female influence in politics and society.
A Math Club meeting on November 18 in the conference room elected Marion Haskell 21 to the entertainment committee for the coming year. Dr Kasner gave an engaging lecture on the science of hurling missiles with an engine, highlighting mathematics as vital to present day affairs and its wartime role.
The Freshmen met in room 304 Students Hall on Wednesday, the twentieth, chaired by Miss MacMahon 1920 who spoke of Greek Games duties and reassured with her lack of gray hairs. Candidates were discussed and ballot nomination set for Friday. The class will donate its Liberty Bond to the war fund as a special gift.
Barnard hosts a Wednesday tea for two members of the British Educational Mission. Miss Spurgeon Miss Sidgwick attend alongside Faculty and Alumnae leaders including Miss Parsons and Miss Osborne. The Dean arrived late prompting a scramble to retrieve coats outside Student's Parlor as Milbank watchman locks up.
A. A. News lists three game days December 10 13 and 16 with two games each day and teams to be announced later Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen urged to attend a major AA meeting after Thanksgiving vacation to elect a freshman executive representative and discuss plans.
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