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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1914
Page
4
The piece blends playful campus chatter about discipline, fashion, and student labor with sly jokes about professors and a "buzzing" theme. It notes knitting projects, a closed exchange door, and the director’s vacation knitting as part of student life.
A playful verse mocks the earthworm Allolobophora for its insides and complex anatomy. The speaker imagines simplifying and redesigning the worm with a bold, humorous tone. The poem hints at scientific curiosity and a wish for easier study.
Barnard’s undergraduate president Miss Kirchwey voices sharp views on the Victorian female. She recalls decorum, votes, and a social battle while defending her role and responsibilities amid campus clamor and a disruptive room scene.
At the regular Academic Chapel on Thursday November 5 the college will switch from "Fair Barnard" to "Bar nard to Thee We Sing." Students are urged to attend practices to learn the new item led by Louis Taesort choir director with the chapel committee approving.
The college choir performed briefly on Tuesday under Ray Levi but few attendees filled the venue. The piece notes that limited practice attendance shows Barnard girls seldom learn their own songs and questions future singing at events like Soph Show.
Barnard College hosts the Y W C A Forum with president Carol Lorenz urging Barnard aid for the nationwide religious movement stressing social and political uplift. The piece notes college women as leaders in righteousness and the need to train more missionaries, doctors, nurses, and social workers through Y W C A service.
Louise Walker steps down from the college cheer leader role and Louise Talbot is appointed to succeed her in the position.
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