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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1946
Page
3
A citizen plea urges nationwide effort to conserve bread, wheat, and fats to aid Europe and Asia. It urges substitutions like fruits and salads, noting any small personal reduction helps feed those in need and echoes Mr. Hoover's call to act.
Tickets priced at $1.20 are available in the Social Affairs Office rooms 104 Barnard from noon to 2. Remaining tickets sell April 4 and 5. Dress rehearsals were held April 4 and 5 with orchestra. pageant honors Athena with a Panathenaic Procession. Freshmen and sophomores may buy one extra ticket before last days. upperclassmen one extra ticket. Judges include Eleanor Hyde Mark Van Doren Elizabeth Murray Ruth Jones Gertrude Lippincott Natanya Neumann Norman Lloyd Carolyn Cady Philip Phenix Theodos Baldwin Marianna Byram Suzanne Gale and others.
Ernest C. Ropes chief of the Russian Bureau at the Commerce Department discusses Russia and the United Nations at Brooks Hall Parlor. The event starts Political Council's spring series on UNO and international cooperation with invites to all students.
A cablegram from Dean Gildersleeve in Japan says she departs March 30 and expects to be home between April 10 and April 15. She traveled as part of an advisory commission to General MacArthur to study Japanese education revision and will hold a press conference to discuss her findings and views upon return.
Barnard will install next year’s student officers at the Installation Assembly in the gym tomorrow at one. Mary Louise Stewart will speak as outgoing UG Association president. Carol Johns will be sworn in as Undergraduate President for 1946-47 and deliver plans for next year.
The AA announces the new board with Betty Green to be president and officers elected last week. Installed at noon Wednesday in the AA Room will be managers for Archery Jan na Hassett Badminton Janet Owen Basketball Grace Peters Camp Committee Georgina Goodwin Folk Dance Muriel Chevious Deck Tennis Jean Ver leye Modern Dance Marion Gluck Health Elizabeth Lowe Publicity Lawrie Trevor Tennis Kay Goldsmith Swimming Barbara Hewlett Volleyball Andy Ford.
Leora Dana will play necromancer Friar Bacon in Wigs and Cues Elizabethan comedy to be staged April 26 and 27. Raiford Ragsdale directs with rehearsals starting tomorrow. Harriet Berg and a host of students fill key roles in the Brinckerhoff Theater tryouts.
Dr Grace Loucks Elliot spoke at Barnard Day Vocational Series on Marriage and the Home. She argued that marriage is a responsibility and that the home forms a child’s first moral society shaping democracy, with two personalities creating a new home and identity.
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