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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1953

Page

2

Barnard Loses Trustee Dunn After His Death

The death of Gano Dunn on April 11 deprives Barnard College of its vice-chairman and a leading trustee. Dunn led executive and financial committees and helped push Barnard to sell 119th Street. He chaired Cooper Union trustees, served on Roosevelt’s Science Advisory Board, and held engineering and academic honors.

Gano Dunn Barnard Dunn Barnard 119Th Street J. G. White Engineering Corporation Roosevelt Cooper Union For the Advancement of Science and Art Harvard Engineering School College of the City of New York United States Columbia University

Barnard Senior Awards Spotlight Scholars and Scholarships

Senior Awards continue with 1953 54 honors. Elizabeth Hapsburg of Vienna receives a $1000 Resident Graduate Scholarship in Economics. Anne Betty Jaffe earns a $1000 Resident Graduate Scholarship in History of Art. Elizabeth Sommer ’53 wins the Student Medal Award of the American Institute of Chemists from the New York Chapter on March 26.

Elizabeth Hapsburg Vienna Austria Anne Betty Jaffe Chemistry Barnard American Institute of Chemists Elizabeth Sommer New York Institute

State Department uses Barnard to publicize foreign students

Miss Jean Speiser, a State Department Information Service reporter, interviewed foreign students at Barnard College for publicity releases. Write ups featuring reasons for study and class activities were sent to the department and will be distributed to home towns and foreign publications. Interviewees included Tenki Tendulla, Bhinda Malla, Bina Saksena, Raquel Arditti, Marie Verkhovsky, and Mercedes Cabada among others.

Barnard State Department Miss Speiser Tenki Tendulla Tibet Bhinda Malla Nepal Bina

Guidance Service Meeting at Barnard College Parlor

Miss Ruth Houghton director leads annual meeting of the Alumnae Advisory Center in the College Parlor. The center provides free vocational advice and placement in New York for alumnae of 21 colleges. Within three years 1855 applicants registered and 3988 job orders were received from nearly 1000 employers. Center supported by employers and personal contributions.

New York

Campus group talks and events at Columbia this week

Seixas Menorah and Newman Club schedule talks by Rabbi Arthur Gilbert and Father Joseph Daly at 4 PM today and tomorrow. Luncheon Wednesday noon in Earl Hall. Interfaith discussion four o clock Wednesday. Dean Lorna McGuire speaks on Ash Wednesday. Christian Association hears Pastor Herb Thursday at 4. Freshman Class meets Thursday 1 PM Brinckerhoff. Columbia Band Concert Friday 4 PM Van Am Quad. Junior Prom Friday 8 PM Terrace Room Hotel Plaza.

Seixas-Menorah Arthur Gilbert America Dodge Earl Hall Columbia Band van Am

Placement Bureau Forecasts Interesting Vacation Positions

The Barnard Placement Office Led by Mrs Ethel Burgess notes many summer jobs for students. Psychology sociology majors can work with New York philanthropic groups and Fresh Air organizations. Columbia Presbyterian Hospital offers ward aide training for pre medical students. Math physics majors assist engineers and analysts while English majors find roles in publishing and research. Avg salaries around 35 a week rising to the fifties in specialized fields with secretarial work especially lucrative. City jobs usually fill after May.

New York Floating Hospital Columbia-Presbyterian Hospital Bur

Sociology of Knowledge course to be offered

New graduate course under Professor Bernard Barber titled the Sociology of Knowledge will explore forms of knowledge including science myth and ideology and their links to social factors and organizational forms in intellectual life.

Bernard Barber

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U.S. State Dept U.S. State Department Information Service Bureau Jean Speiser Guidance Service Ruth Houghton Barnard Placement Bureau Newman Club Joseph K. Daly Earl Hall Society Dean Lorna McGuire T. S. Eliot Barnard Hall University ‘Christian Association Donald W. Herb Brinckerhoff Theatre Hotel Plaza NAAAL R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co Winston-Salem, N. C Gess Amsterdam Ave St. Tel Bart Franklin West 113Th Street Gibbs Giass Katharine Gibbs Ee Gimorue Aew Park Avenue Montclar, S Plymouth Street
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