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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1914
Page
2
A western bulletin notes the board of education plans a three story building to house 500 students. The item jokes about whether elevators should serve the new structure and comments on faculty guidance and campus routines.
A letter from the editor questions a Student Council ruling that the Undergraduate Treasurer becomes the Junior Representative to the Woman's Intercollegiate Conference for Student Government. The writer argues the Junior President has served as the yearly election and urges debate at the next Undergraduate meeting.
In an afternoon game titled all in the name of pleasure the Seniors defeated the Freshmen 6 to 2. Viola Williams scored twice and led the Freshmen with a late goal, while Freda Kirchwey and Dot Stanbrough starred for the Seniors with multiple goals. Umpire S. Rogers oversaw a ten minute half.
A call for young women to serve in the Tea Room of the German War Sufferers' Bazaar. The event runs December 6 to 20 daily 4 to 11 PM, with weekend hours 2 to 11 PM. Interested volunteers should submit name, address, and available times to Locwer 120, Senior Stuy.
Student committees revise Greek Games planning with an executive group, sub chairmen for Music Dance Costume Athletics and Finance. Senior Sophomore chairs elected spring and Freshman chair by Thanksgiving. A central committee handles tickets colors judges and decorations with a general fund for curtains.
At a meeting on the fraternity issue both sides claim strong motivation for social service. An opportunity opens to test rival claims by folding and cutting bandages in the lunch room Tuesday to Thursday from 4 to 6 PM.
A set of four lectures on Pan American Peace will be given at Aeolian Hall on December 10 January 28 February 25 and March 25. Speakers include John Bas sett Moore Theodore E Burton Williennings Bryatt and Franklin H Giddings. The New York Peace Society organized them with reduced seats for Columbia University Institute of Arts and Sciences members officers and students. coupons are available free from 710 Journalism Building.
The Institute of Arts and Sciences at Columbia University offers reduced prices for three Flonzaley Quartette chamber music concerts on December 7 January 25 and March 8. The discount extends to institute members, university officers and students, but coupons must be presented. Coupons are available free at the institute office in the Journalism Building.
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