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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1919
Page
4
In a lively note the editorial team invites readers to send contributions to the Bear at Students Hall. They pledge fair critique and preference for outsider input if both offer equal value, and joke about anonymity to spark new names on the title page.
The American Council of Young Women consolidates the Social Science League Polity Club and its own group to sponsor monthly nonpartisan discussions on national and international issues. Open to undergraduates faculty and alumnae with a new executive committee and an October 27 meeting.
A mysteries supper is planned for Friday with attendees divided by class and dining in specific campus rooms. Juniors meet in the Odd Study, sophomores in the Undergraduate Reading Room, freshmen in Room 304, Students Hall, and seniors in the Undergraduate Ballroom at 6 30 P M if possible.
The Société Française announces an October 10 decision to stage a play and monthly séances to attract Barnard College faculty and distinguished speakers. Professor Loiseaux says cooperation will continue and active membership must grow, with the next meeting set for October 15 to elect officers.
Carnegie Corporation scholar Alan T. Burns spoke to the Intercollegiate Community Service Association on Group Action Organic Americanism. He warned that old welfare schemes fail unless people adopt group standards and organize by their own communities. Juliet Stuart Poyntz’s work with garment workers illustrated success of the method with 50 000 attending classes and a Forest Park summer home praised as a communal achievement.
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