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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1951
Page
4
The writer defends a government class visit to the United States Court at Foley Square against an article mocking the court. He argues the piece overstated issues of sleepiness and loquacity, insists judges and lawyers are doing their best, and urges balanced reform without undermining the legal system.
The piece notes the Riverside Bells carillon’s role at notable events including Will Rogers’ death. It recalls wartime recordings of Christmas carols made for Europe and mentions carillons sent to the Office of War Information. Hollywood used carillon music for the Romeo and Juliet film soundtrack.
Columbia University Chorus presents Mozart Idomeneo at Town Hall on April 24 at 8 30 with the Little Orchestra Association of New York conducted by Thomas Schirmer. The event follows policy set by director Jacob Avshalomoff who mixes university and professional performances.
Mrs. Fairbanks outlines views on democracy contrasting capitalist liberties with Socialistic and Communist systems. She argues democracy rests on liberty, rule of law, and representative self-government, while welfare programs arise from balancing efficiency with social adjustment to mass industrialization.
Frances Conn sworn in as AA president at the Installation Tea on April 16 in the Deanery. Sara Chapman sworn in as vice president and Miss Hesse as treasurer with Ann Burkhardt as secretary. Board members named across badminton archery basketball swimming tennis volleyball and camp committees.
A Columbia University eviction affects residents at 206 Livingston and 223 Hartley to create a new walkway between dorms. The piece questions housing options for draft deferment bound students and even jokes about Parks benches and military housing as unlikely solutions.
Registration courses above 100 must be filed in triplicate with the Registrar. No changes May 2 to June 7. Summer school requires approvals from the class adviser, the major advisor, or Prof Lorna F McGuire for education courses. Credits and averages determine summer credit eligibility and conditions.
Columbia University's 52nd summer session will offer about 1,000 graduate and undergraduate courses. The six week session runs July 2 to August 10 with pre and post sessions from May 31 to September 21. The program features Living Theater and intensive foreign language tracks in French Chinese German Italian Russian and Spanish. Prominent visiting instructors include Umberto Bosco Lily Campbell Franzo Crawford Kenneth Rowe Joseph Lauwerys Thayne Livesay German Arciniegas George Sould Liston Pope René Jasinski Otto Kinkeldey and Julia Levy. Extra offerings cover Architecture Business Painting and Sculpture Dramatic Arts Engineering Library Service and Teachers College with state club activities and a World Affairs lectures series. Over 14,000 students attended the 1950 session.
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