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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1950
Page
3
On March 28 Dean Millicent C. McIntosh announced a new ruling imposing attendance penalties for freshmen next fall while abolishing penalties for upperclassmen. Three consecutive absences will be reported to the Registrar. students must self report to the College Physician with illness noted and physical education classes are exempt.
Leslie Morgan and Alice Kogan announce new editorial staffs for Bulletin and Focus. Bulletin forms an Editorial Board including Aida di Pace Bernice Friedenthal Betsy Weinstein and Audrey Weissman with Marisa Macina as Feature Editor Nancy Isaacs as News Editor and Edith Richmond as Staff Manager. News Board additions include Joan Harris Sondra Kleinman Judy Kramer and others. A sign-up poster for Bulletin spring reporter drive promoted. training begins next week.
The Bar nard College Board of Trustees voted to raise tuition from 700 to 800 dollars annually starting 1950 51 with a 100 increase optional for the class of 1951. The total resident cost becomes 1570 including a planned 30 dollar infirmary fee dropped to stay cheaper than peers.
The amendment to grant the Political Council chairman a seat on the Student Council was defeated at the Representative Assembly meeting last Monday. Elections for next year’s Political Council board will be held Friday and next Friday at 12:15 in Annex room 2. Members will vote for Conference Chairman Publicity Chairman Secretary Treasurer and Forum Chairman.
Students who have filed or wish to apply for scholarships or grants in aid may request increases to cover tuition by writing to Mrs. Wieners in the Dean's office. Those without applications should obtain blanks from the Dean's office. blanks must be filed by May 1. Millicent C. McIntosh.
Barnard College held a Tuesday assembly to install new undergraduate officers led by Nani Lengyel who also swore in the slate. Six seniors received Bear Pins for service and nine seniors eight juniors and four sophomores earned honorable mention in a year highlighting student leadership and campus activities. The event featured remarks by Dean Millicent C McIntosh and music by Priscilla Thierry and the Barnard Octet.
Bettina Blake and Lynn Kang were elected junior and senior representatives on the Development Plan Committee. Elections took place March 27 and 28. A May 6 carnival on the North Lawn and Barnard Hall will raise funds for the plan with Barnard clubs, concessions, entertainment, and a silent grab bag drive to involve students and faculty children.
The seniors named George Welwood Murray Fellowship winner Ursula Liebrecht Jarvis, German major, will study Germanics at Columbia University with an $800 stipend. Doris Adelberg is an alternate. Alice Sterling Honig and Joan Marilyn Weiss receive Rice Fellowships for a year’s study in psychology and chemistry at Columbia University. Pauline Gostinsky is an alternate.
The Putney School in Vermont announces a graduate program of teacher training for next year combining theory and practice from ninth through twelfth grade. Interested individuals should see Mr. Morris Mitchell on Friday April 14 at 4 in the Placement Office.
The Senior Ball will be held Friday June 2 at the Hotel Pierre Grand Ballroom with bids six dollars per couple. The class plans to fund paving the jungle steps with a plaque reading Gift of the Class of 1950, needing about $700 more after a $200 treasury. An offering and a dermatological experiment signup in the Placement Office offer $5.00 for participation, split $2.50 to student and college. A senior class meeting is set for April 18 at noon in the theatre.
The Greek Games Committee asks juniors and seniors to purchase tickets at $1.50 today and tomorrow on Jake. Sophomores and freshmen who have not paid their head tax should buy tickets immediately at 20 cents each before supplies run out.
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