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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1917
Page
5
The seniors set aside funds for the Red Cross and the Liberty Bond for the Student Friendship Fund, plan a war benefit for the senior play, and seek a simple senior banquet costing no more than a dollar per person. The senior week head tax is four dollars, with a low turnout for the upcoming December 4 meeting to decide the dance.
The author argues that Jewish problems are social, not sectarian, and urges Bernard Meorah to form a study society. He says college should battle ideas and turn abstract truth into practical action, noting 55 universities already use Menorah to explore living viewpoints and encourage Jewish girls to engage in the issue.
At the Silver Bay League of New York City meeting on November 17 Harriette White was chosen president for the coming year. December 2 features a talk by Kyle Adams Northeastern field secretary of the Intercollegiate Y M C A at the Student Forum in the theatre.
Professor Margaret E. Maltby of physics represented Barnard at the installation of President Marshall of the Connecticut College for Women. Professor La Rue Van Hook has been granted leave of absence for the next semester.
Regular Student Council session in its new office November 21 approves Marie Bernholz to convene Firelight Club officer elections Ruth Marshall to arrange Philosophy and Hebraic Culture Club elections if active Mortar board contract for two pages and two cuts at 15.50 endorsed Glee Club benefit performance planned for December 20 receives thanks note from Miss Boyd for flowers sent by Undergraduate Association Miss Newcomb letter from Columbia University War Work Committee dated November 19 1917 referenced
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