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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1951
Page
3
The Greek Games return this Saturday at 3 p.m. in the gym with the sophomores and freshmen contending in a staged festive program. Demeter portrayed by Carol Anne Brown and Persephone by Joan Steckler lead a color coded display alongside two hundred townspeople.
Polly Weaver of Mademoiselle outlines abroad opportunities for qualified graduates at a Vocational Committee session. She cites government posts in the Army and Foreign Service, teaching in France, and private organizations needing language skills, with salaries up to 2900 and three year service commitments.
Barnard students plan the Pied Piper Carnival on May 5 for pre teen children in the Columbia neighborhood. Activities include a shooting gallery, recording booth, photographer, sketcher, movies, games, prizes and refreshments with hopes to add a pony carousel and marionette show. Admission is ten cents for children and twenty five cents for adults.
The outgoing Representative Assembly could not secure a vote on a constitutional amendment to open Student Council meetings. It did approve two amendments to post the Council agenda and read minutes before meetings. Elections held for Political Council chairman Kathy Burge and Town Meeting chairman Jane Webb.
Defense and air raid drill interest rose weeks ago but Milbank Hall drills await Barnard and university coordination. Two dorm drills have occurred with improvements noted after the second in November. The first alert overloaded the floor switchboard as phones rang simultaneously.
The inter fraternity council urges restraint after the annual song contest in John Jay Dining Room as Barnard fence guards and campus police plan to enforce decorum. Proctor Mohi and a NYPD detail will patrol the Friday event to prevent rough housing amid prior fence repairs costing around 400 dollars.
Dean Millicent C. McIntosh lauded Barnard's student government as a model of free thought as Nani L. Ranken retires and Bettina Blake is sworn in as 1951 52 undergraduate president. Highlights include club reforms, NSA affiliation, a sophomore fee experiment, and a rise in Activities Fee. Bear Pins honored seniors and the Virginia C. Gildersleeve award was presented.
Dean Millicent McIntosh will appear tomorrow on Anna Roosevelt's radio program from 12 30 to 1 00 pm on WNBC to talk about Barnard and women's colleges. The discussion will cover student fear of liberal organizations on Talk Back on WJZ ABC next Monday at 8 45 pm with Jean T Palmer Barnard General Secretary.
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