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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1945
Page
2
The Sheffield School at the university appoints Dean and notes Professor Sinnott updates. Sinnott's Botany Principles and Problems has long served as the standard text in Introduction to Botany.
Wycliffe Head Hyak Barnard's Wycliffe Club has elected Charlotte Hyak ’46 to serve as president for the coming year. Members are urged to send cake or cookie contributions for the Red Cross Fair via Student Mail and to send free hours lists to Jessie Scott for arranging a Bible Study Group.
The College German Club Deutscher Kreis will host a Conversation Tea tomorrow at 4 00 p m in Room 115 Milbank Hall It is a regular event for the group and invites members and guests to practice German dialogue in a casual setting.
Barnard's Fine Arts Club invites Dr Robert Goldwater of Queens College to speak at a tea in the College Parlor next Tuesday at 4:00 p.m. His topic is Present Trends in American Painting. Rena Neumann, the club president, urges all to attend.
Professor Edmund Ware Sinnott, a leading geneticist, will speak at the Botany Club Friday at 4 30 PM in room 339 Milbank on The Problem of Size Determination in Plants. Sinnott led the Botany Department 1928 to 1939 and is Sterling Professor at Yale.
The Office of the College Physician at Barnard asks sophomores and juniors to sign up immediately for the compulsory Spring Medical Examination in Room 202.
Six members of Windham House the national graduate training center for women in the Episcopal Church were guests of Episcopal Club for an informal discussion last Monday afternoon April 16. The group discussed religious club activities at other universities and Windham House training programs including college, social, rural, and overseas missionary work. Tea followed, with Barnard club presidents present.
The Music and Spanish Departments of Barnard College announce a concert on May 4 at 4 00 p m in the College Parlor. Guest singers include Mr Carlos Buhler and Mr Mario Montiforti Toledo.
The Pre Med Club announces Dr. Rufus C. Morrow of St. Luke's Hospital will give an illustrated lecture on Public Health and Sociology Project in Mexico. It will be April 23 in the Conference Room at 4 15. Refreshments served. All college invited.
Doris Bayer Coster of Barnard ’42 is named to replace Professor Jane Perry Clark Carey in a government Constitutional Law course. Carey will observe the United Nations Conference in San Francisco as a State Department expert on displaced persons.
Anne Cagnassola for Barnard defended the affirmative arguing the arbitration must be enforceable and pointed out fallacies in the negative case. Jane Cook for Temple countered that strikes are not as serious as believed and labor relations are improving without outside help. Both groups hope this starts a series of debates between Temple and Barnard.
The sophomore team wins at the Greek Games with participants Doren Elizabeth C Murray for athletics Fern Yates Margaret Holland for dance Mary Wilby Mimi Leff Bergman Margaret DeHaan Jane Brunstetter Exsel Belousoff Marianna Byram for music and honors for Otto Luening Douglas Moore and Craclyn P Cady. President Truman declared national mourning for Franklin D Roosevelt causing the games to be postponed from Saturday to Tuesday.
At Barnard and Columbia Newman Clubs Open House last Tuesday a panel debated whether women should pursue careers. Father Ford argued home atmosphere shapes children and warned against dual parental absence, while a Columbia student and Mrs. Ruth Edmonds offered mixed views on balancing parenting, work, and intellectual development.
Economics and Sociology majors are invited to a Spring Picnic at Miss Clara Eliot's Briarcliff Manor home this Saturday. An announcement with details has been sent to all majors. Interested students should sign in the blue books posted on Jake.
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