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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1952
Page
4
Ellen Conroy 53 critiques three in a row required assemblies at the college. She notes dollar fines limited audience interest during March meetings and suggests visiting speakers would gain more attentive reception than students reading history assignments.
Jerry G Laundauer C53 was appointed editor in chief of the Columbia Daily Spectator at Columbia University. He joined the editorial board with Rolon W Reed Donald L Hymes C53 as managing editors Nicholas K Wolfson Melvin Ember Frank Vitiello Barry Schweid associate editors Allan Jackman sports editor all C53. A seven man business board headed by Walter Kava business manager also installed with Howard S Smigel advertising manager, all class of 53.
Shoshana Baron 754 was elected President of both the Debate Council and Menorah. Patsy Dykemig 55 head of Deutcher Kreis, Miriam Morganstein 54 led the Math Club. New officers include Carol Shufro 55 business manager, Florence Federman 75 5 tournament manager, Lillian Firestone 54 treasurer, Sylvia Simmons 55 freshman chair.
Dr. James B. Conant president of Harvard University will deliver the first of four lectures on Modern Science and Modern Man tonight in McMillan Theater. His talk titled Science and Technology in the Last Decade opens the fifth annual Bampton Lectures in America. The lecture is open to the public without charge.
The Mortarboard Editor will be elected at the sophomore class meeting next Tuesday. Sophomores seeking editor in chief should contact Mary Emeline Midgett and those after the business manager position should contact Ingrid Otten before April 21. An open slate will be prepared by the present staff and presented to the sophomore class. Recommendations will follow interviews with candidates.
Prof D A Robertson associate professor of English spoke at a Religious Affairs Tea about Victorian hymns. He noted tunes and associations shape memory more than words and traced hymn writing from the eighteenth century to widespread interest in the nineteenth. He stressed evaluating hymns by their religious doctrinal purpose.
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