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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1954

Page

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Blood Drive Recruitment At Columbia University

Recruitment for a university wide blood drive at Columbia University begins today for April 22 and 23. The drive, backed by the Columbia University Student Council, aims to replenish scarce Red Cross supplies and help hospital patients while benefiting students and the community. The council touts a revitalized year with notable events and aims for bigger projects ahead.

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Spring Fever Arrives as Signs of Warmth Return

Spring is officially here with the Good Humor man back at his corner stand. Forsythia blooms and a rash of shorts appear as observers note the season’s change. Barnard’s Maureen Connellys are pictured in a hitting scene and Mr Williamson’s class debates world history topics under a blue sky.

Bermuda Barnard Maureen Connellys Mr. Williamson Archduke Ferdinand

Letters to the Editor on Residence Hall meal regulations

A student letter explains pre paid resident meals in the cafeteria, non transferability of meal cards, and that day students and guests may dine but breakfast is restricted for male guests. It urges understanding of rules, argues meals must be paid for, and invites professors to tea for informal discussion.

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Applauds Editorial Are We Afraid

A reader praises the March 29 editorial Are We Afraid and encourages the BULLETIN to set a broader precedent beyond Barnard life and become a voice for our generation. The note thanks the writer for the step toward free thought and expression.

Barnard Life Bulletin

College Tea Calls for Faculty Student Chats

Students advocate more informal faculty student contact during College Tea with aims to discuss topics beyond lectures. They note no faculty attended and urge initiatives from both sides to improve relations and broaden conversation about culture and history.

Transfer Problems and Barnard Adjustment Gaps

A former Barnard observer details transfer student pains including lonely weeks before orientation, lack of pre arrival contact, late sponsorships, difficulty joining midstream classes, restricted extracurriculars, and social isolation amid New York City. The note urges a formal review of the transfer program to improve welcome efforts and integration.

International Dance Festival Showcases Global Styles at McMillin Theater

The International Dance Festival featured nine groups performing dances from the West Indies India Israel Philippines Africa Spain Viet Nam and the Ukraine at McMillin Theater last week. Led by Florence Federman and David Trustram Eve the program highlighted Asadata Dafora Louise Bennet Calypso and various ethnic forms with notable performances by Ceverina Juan Celso Carmungan Lin Pacis Nargis Irani and Rudi Varavan.

McMillin Theater West Indies India Israel Philippines Africa Spain Viet Nam Ukraine Balky Florence Federman David Trustram David Shefrin Asadata Dafora Ague Batto Louise Bennet Ceverina Juan Celso Carmungan Lin Pacis Nargis Irani Rudi Varavan Thailand International Students Club

Wigs and Cues Opens Barnard Contest for Don Juan Choice

Wigs and Cues invites Barnard students to enter a contest choosing a Don Juan favorite in literature or history. The event ties to the group’s April 21 to 24 world premiere of Don Juan in the Rusian Manner by Anton Chekov. A drawing will award two Broadway show tickets.

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