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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1919
Page
5
The column notes that contributions must include the full name of the author and that signed articles will be printed with initials or numerals if desired. It states editors do not hold themselves responsible for opinions and statements in the column.
A reader typist group submits a table of topics discussed in the Student Hall room. Over the past week discussions covered Mars travel probability by 1920 iconoclasm of the iconoclastic order and a digestion capability comment from a serious correspondent.
College teas will be served in the college parlor on Wednesday afternoon during the college year. The event is for Barnard as a whole including ads and alumnae. It aims to unite faculty and undergraduates and invites every student and staff member to attend as often as possible.
A poster opposite the lunch area invites students to join Wigs and Cues next week. Sign your name on the poster and note the activity you are in and would like to work in.
Dorothy Reichard chairs a well organized Barnard Field Day with strong 1921 and 1922 classes ready. Veterans like Eleanor Tiemann and Frances Boas headline prep while evens push to outshine sophomores in a bid for the Field Day Banner.
Dr Fosdick, Barnard's favorite speaker, will address the YWCA in the Conference Room on Monday October 20. Freshmen and transfers are invited to hear him and learn about the organization. The YWCA aims to unite women in loyalty to Jesus Christ through Bible study and service and to align with the college and world church work.
A school field day notice lists practice counts by class years from sophomores to seniors. It notes 22 with 30 participants, 23 with 25 supporters, and 21 with 30 enthusiasts setting an example for freshmen amid a schedule of events including sprints, jumps, throws, relays and team races.
The regular College Chapel moves to Thursday noon in the theatre with non sectarian religious focus. Barnard Day occurs on the last Thursday of each month when Barnard and Columbia students join for joint services led by University Chaplain Knox. Dr Lyman Abbott speaks October 31 and Dr Fosdick speaks November 21, with more speakers announced later.
Churches in New York have sought Barnard assistance to place young women as Sunday School teachers. If interested, submit your name to Miss Scudder immediately to be assigned a class.
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