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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1941
Page
4
Dean Mirginta C. Gidersleeze explains Barnard's name usage rule mirrors Columbia's earlier policy. The statute requires Trustees or the President with Trustees' authority to approve any student or group using the university name, and has not caused real hardship according to administrations.
The article discusses how good speech and basic typing skills aid women in journalism. It emphasizes that ability should speak for itself, with experience valued. Both Wynkoop and Timman weigh whether drafts will increase women’s job opportunities and note traditional views on women balancing home life and careers.
Dr Adolph Keller arriving from Geneva spoke at Mitre 27 to 40 students about Protestantism termed Evangelicalism and its essentials. He argued Protestantism centers on grace, the Bible plus spirit, teaches liberty, and rejects human salvation cooperation while stressing personal faith and direct relation to God. He noted the Ecumenical movement's goal and called the 200 Protestant sects in the country a nuisance.
A education conference urged support for the April 23 student peace strike while opposing cuts in education budgets and anti subversive witch hunts. It called for extended federal and state aid, and deferment of student conscription through year end as speakers from America Youth Congress and leading scholars lectured on academic freedom.
The upcoming Greek Games will take place in the gym tomorrow with a long list of escorted participants and an extensive central committee handling ushers runners and marshals. Tickets and programs go on sale today and at the door tomorrow.
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