Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-03
CONNECTICUT COLLEGE

Connecticut College has started the year with series of most far reach ing campaigns. Every morning, noon and night publicity in some form or other makes its appearance present ing the salient characteristics and ad- vantages of the organizations with which it would acquaint students.
 The Service League opened a cam organization, which through divisions of work undertaken offers attraction to the various types of college.
 This year the work of the league will be centered. on. Americanization work in New London. Miss Marion Kofsky of Hartford. a graduate of the college, will take charge of the work and direct the efforts of the club. Un- der the auspices of the social service department. a survey of existing con- ditions in town was undertaken dur ing the summer and work for the en- suing fall mapped out.
 Last spring the league voted $500 to defray the expenses incurred in Americanization work and this fund will be available through Subscrip ticns and entertainments for the ben left of the work.
 Details of the Americanization work have not as yet been announced but will be forthcoming in the next few days.
 Other work taken up by the service league is that of social work with fac tory girl clubs in New London. The Kebac club an organization founded by the college girls for the benefit of working girls, will be continued this year. Social events, physical educa tional courses. entertainments ard prac,i ,ical work is taken up by the club. direction of q group of service league girls.
 With the demobilization of naval and army forces in town the league will not be called upon to furnish en- tertainment for mc1 in uniform they have in the past four years.
 Work with the United Charities. Children's Aid, Hospital visiting, etr.. are among the other phases which college girls will undertake this year year under the auspices of the service lea gue.
 The town crier has been a popular announcer of campaign results an" Thursday evening announced that ev majority of the faculty had pledged both their mite and goodwill to the support of the league.
 Wednesday evening the Connecticut College News opened campaign for subsc riptions for the coming year. Miss Dora. Schwarz of Norwich. bus mess manager of. the News opened the campaign with a soap box speech and called for Subscribers. Her appeal was met with enthusiasm and over QaD evening. Membe of the staff. in va ried Journalistic garb. marched about the dining room in the interest of the paper, creating much merriment and interest among the diners and bring ing good results.
 The News is published weekly by the students by a competent staff. and the. source, of general and particular college Information. Members of tho staff are. elected by competition dur ing the freshmen ands sophomore years and succeed to a higher office on the staff each year. Miss Fanchon Hartman of Hartford is editor-In- chief for the present year, and is as- sisted dabMs an able astaf of associats edi- tors business (anager, proof readers reporters, and the other members of a successful journal staff. ' '. Misss IreMef Whoiey fof Norwichi is senior z asseAaate editor of athe paper and HAss hssn an appreciated confri- butor stos the News during her college course.
 Several parties of college students are planning to attend the Vatican choir concert to be held in WooISey Hall, New Haven. on Friday evening. ThesFtrip will be made byS machines and the students will be chaperoTfed by membersE of tho efacHltyf Several parties overss the Asvveek- ends opening the week -end social events by the con- cert on Friday evening. 5
 College girls also attended the ex- ereises in 'the armory in Hartford son evening in honor of Carfii- nal seGercier, prelate of Belgium.
 Physeai education classes are the popuiat hours at college this fall. ks- peoiallX on the rare fall days and among the freshmen. who are news to the scenic attractions at Connecticut Tennis. cross country, hockey ana soccer are the tgactions of the de- partne ent ana enroliment in each class l is very large. ? Students are .requiIed l to take four hours of physical eduea- | ton . week throughout the college course Of four years The work d1r- ing the int two years is specialized l and under direction of the departmen. l but during the last two years the l work is un1upefvfsed- AZ
 Students who are not able to enroll l In the regular classes owing to pkv- sicaI Acopdittonss are prescribed spcC5al | e1esrzseA Apr treAtmeat of ailments l
 sTHes latedt acau4siti0n to the appar- I afszs Of fhe eo1leeg s a croquet set, which made ies apUearance this week sy-e