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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1918
Page
7
Wartime plan invites undergraduates to join active membership pledging two hours weekly for war benefit entertainments. Departments include acting stage management costuming clerical and more with properties and resources pledged to War Relief Work. approval from War Council and Dance Club execs.
The Dance Club will be renamed Open to justify its continued activity. In alliance with Wigs and Cues the club backs the War Council Entertainment Committee while Barnard Orchestra contributes music. Members are pledged to support War Benefits and help Barnard win the war for thirty five cents.
Forty candidates entered the Tatlock Prize contest with twenty eight taking the April 20 sight translation exam lasting three hours. Papers were read by three Classical Department members and the winner, Miss L. F. Adams, 1921, was announced unanimously with honorable mention to four others.
Barnard girls attended the Intercollegiate Socialist Society conference at the Delaware Water Gap to discuss Reconstruction after the War with a focus on democracy in industry and politics. Speakers included Dr. Richard Roberts, Ordway Tead, C G Hoag, and S Nuorteva, with lively discussions on Russian and international affairs.
The Y M C A Conference for Women Overseas Workers extends sincere thanks to Barnard College for opening its doors. The kindness and patriotism of all connected with the college, especially Dean Gildersleeve, greatly aided the conferences and the Women's Section of the Y M C A.
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