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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1949
Page
3
A spirited sophomore team in gym attire prepares to contest a power laden Freshman squad in tomorrow’s Greek Games Festival. The event features Hermes inspired participants, a high priestess referee narrator, and a dramatic buildup fueling student excitement and page one coverage.
Vie to Steer and Develop Libby Dogue Mimi Noez and Plenny Lewis were nominated for senior representatives on the Development Plan Steering Committee at a meeting last Tuesday. The election is set for next Monday after candidate speeches detailing qualifications and readiness to lead development efforts.
At last week’s A A meeting a crowd of five students heard several noteworthy suggestions. Head of A A L Heffernan warned reporters these ideas are tentative and may never become plans. The first suggestion, forwarded by the Madame President, was im-
A heated dispute over radical changes to the Athletic Association quickly devolved into a vote between three proposals. The committee awarded each combatant half of the delicacy after the case ended without a clear winner.
The document notes that minutes from the A.A. are to be set in order following a busy semester. The secretary reflects on embarrassments and surveys the Association’s contributions, urging clearer records to prevent further blank spots in upcoming plans.
Mrs James White dean of Nerd ville Junior College For Woman spoke at a March assembly on the purpose of American education. She urged colleges to revive programs for an atomic age and move away from a purely classical curriculum to prepare students for the world beyond graduation.
Four courses listed for Barnard College open to Barnard students only. Ulterior Motives in Physical Education taught by Dr Shurley I Kann, Advanced Animadversion with field trips to Washington by Mr Draw Pearson, Modern American Life with lab work by Dr Halbert Kinbey, and Modern Marriage with Abnormal Psychology by Barnard graduate Dr Prudence Blowynd.
After the Games, tired warriors, non combatants, and upperclassmen plus guests are invited to Brooks Hall Living Room for an orgiastic banquet in honor of the speedy god with tea served courtesy of sports.
Contested spring pageant moves toward final torch race as Evzones clash in songs poems and hurdles. The event promises high drama with discus throws and hoop races shaping the outcome for the laurels of ’51 or ’52.
Norine's Daily Dish satirically advises busy students to fake term papers. The piece humorously describes preparing a paper by mixing obscure sources with reliable ones, adding quotes and jokes, then serving in fresh typing paper. It parodies student writing and faculty appetite for novelty.
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