Barnard College Students Weekly Publication Note
Barnard College students publish a weekly periodical for the college year except late January. The issue lists a mailing price of $1.50 and a second class post entry date of October 21, 1908. The document is dated New York Thursday October 4 1917.
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Barnard College
New York
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Stand Columbia Echoes in Freshman War Reflections
Freshman voices reflect on wartime duty and purpose at college. They recall President Butler’s call that there are no spectators in war, the powerful impact of Stand Columbia, and the urge to act rather than linger as the world faces conflict.
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Europe
Butler
Columbia
Beethoven
Mozart
Wagner
Wigs and Cues War Benefit Play Seeks Cast and Support
The article promotes a Red Cross war benefit performance by Wigs and Cues at Barnard College. It calls for actors and volunteers to join tryouts, pledge time money and talent, and to publicize with posters and goodies to ensure a large audience and royalties for war work. It urges balance between work and play.
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Red Cross
Barnard
The
Bulletin
Bulletin, Board
Barnard Faithful in Wartime Resolve and Peace Aims
An editorial passage urges calm wartime resolve and preparation for postwar challenges. It emphasizes training, clear thinking, and unity behind a shared hymnal pledge to uphold honor, loyalty, and duty, hoping Barnard College can avoid slackers and preserve its distinctive anthem.
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