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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1947
Page
2
The Barnard Liberal Club argues for reducing dormitory expenses and operating costs to lower the deficit. They suggest trimming meals and maid services, student self-help, and directing donation funds to academics, while noting taxes on residences and comparing with other colleges. They urge economy until the financial crisis eases.
Barnard Newman Club meets in College Parlor at four for a third lecture on marriage led by Father Daly. The outline continues a Lenten series with Father W E Orchard delivering a talk on Distraction within Keeping Life in Line.
The Reverend George Forrell of the Bronx will speak at 4 this afternoon at the Lutheran Club on Intermarriage. He began studies in Germany and is pursuing a PhD at Columbia University. The talk will conclude the club’s activities for the semester.
The University Christian Association met last Thursday where Reverend William Graham Cole argued that sin is forgiven by God alone. He added that true repentance begins when a person sees his own faults clearly.
The traditional step singing for Senior Week is set for May 30 at 7 P.M. in the Milbank Quadrangle. All students are urged to participate. sign-up posters go up this week on Jake with class meetings on April 15. Participants must wear white dresses. rehearsals start the week of April 28. Song leaders are Mary Seymore, Natalia Troncoso, Natalie Cole, and Rosanne Druffus.
The Pre Med Club inaugurated a lecture series on socio ethical medicine with Professor Bernhard J Stern discussing Government Medical Services. Stern, author and editor, returns to Columbia after Yale sociology. the event signals a shift to a more specific program over the next two semesters. The Sawbones Hop at John Jay Hall honored the Powell Memorial Fund, with a date bureau arranging limited blind dates for Society members.
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