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Newspaper

Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1939

Page

3

Barnard Elects New Student Leaders In 1938 39 Administration

Barnard College holds a ceremonial inauguration in the gym as Margaret Boyle takes the oath as Undergraduate Association head, followed by installation of the Student Council and Representative Assembly for 1938 39. Dean Virginia Gildersleeve praises student government and cites a foreign observer’s praise of Barnard’s administration for fostering responsibility. Continued on Page 4 Column 1.

Barnard Virginia Caldersleeve Margaret Boyle Jean Allison Student Council Representative Assembly Miss Gildersleeve Allison Barhard i Miss

University Peace Demonstration At South Field

Columbia University's sixth annual peace demonstration drew about fifteen hundred students. Speakers included Dean Herbert Hawkes, Dr. Harry Gideonse, Bert Witt, McAllister Coleman, Hilary Holmes, and Reverend Robert Andrus. Gideonse urged curbing sovereignty to abolish war, noting no willingness to act. Hawkes said peace requires nations to act jointly.

Columbia University South Field Herbert E. Hawkes Columbia College Harry Gideonse Barnard Bert Witt New York the American Student Union McAllister Coleman Hilary Holmes 39 Robert Andrus Gideonse South Hall Dr. Gideonse

Barnard Anticipates Science Finds Chewing An Aid To Study

A Barnard College piece reports professor Hollingworth and colleagues endorsing chewing as a concentration aid for study. It notes mixed student findings, with gum and even nontraditional items cited, while the article humorously envisions gum replacing the teacher’s cry as students focus on work.

Cnology Or — Hollingworth Anon New York of Sciences Scientific Barnard Hollingworth Johnny

Miss Weeks Commended By Board of Trustees

The Board of Trustees of Barnard College adopted a resolution honoring Mabel Foote Weeks for thirty two years of service as Mistress of Brooks Hall and Assistant to the Dean in charge of Social Affairs. They commend her contributions to student life and the cultivation of scholarly honesty, enlightenment, kindness, and courtesy, and wish her health and happiness in retirement.

Board of Trustees Barnard College Mabel Foote Weeks Brooks Hall

Post Columnist to Address ASU on Europe Crisis

Dorothy Dunbar Bromley, author of Strike A Balance, will speak to the American Student Union on America Looks at Europe. Her recent Germany trip informs discussion of the European crisis and U.S. war scare. The ASU hosts meetings with notable officials and plans for next year.

America Europe Dorothy Dunbar Bromley Bromley Harper’s Redbook American Student Union United States Stanley Isaacs Jane Perry Clark Karl Deutsch World Youth Congress ASU

Mumford and Stowe Address Barnard Students at Assembly

More than five hundred Barnard students attended a Peace Assembly featuring Lewis Mumford and Leland Stowe. Mumford warned of civilization’s fragility amid fascists and isolationists and urged resisting negative peace while Stowe outlined potential war outcomes and the need to define what to fight for and what peace to seek.

Mumford, Stowe Barnard Assembly Lewis Mumford Leland Stowe Dean Gildersleeve Charlotte Hall Mumford Mr. Mumford Mr. Stowe

Barnard and Columbia Seek Summer City Guides

Barnard College and Columbia University recruit students for guided tours of the campuses and nearby city sights. Miss Elizabeth Jackson leads the effort on the Barnard committee with Miss Weeks, inviting interested students to assist on a one month or flexible schedule in Barnard Hall.

New York City Barnard Columbia Elizabeth Jackson Miss Jackson Miss Weeks New York Cathedral of St. John the Divine Grant’s Tomb Riverside Church International House Wilhelm Braun Virginia C. Gildersleeve Willard Waller Agnes Wayman Mary Morris Seals Helen Abbott Mme Charlotte Muret Arthur Hays Sulzberger Mabel Foote Weeks Edna Trull Bird

Sixth Camp Course To Begin June 9

The sixth camp leadership course runs June 9 to 23 under Miss Margaret Holland and Mrs. Elizabeth Worley. Beverly Browne assists in conducting. Open to freshmen to juniors, applications due May 12, cost is 15 dollars for two weeks.

Margaret Holland Elizabeth Worley Department of Physical Education Beverly Browne Barnard Camp

Drama Club Presents Four Plays in Brinkerhoft Theater

The Brinkerhoft Theatre hosts four spring plays by Shaw Brighouse Galsworthy and Meixell. Casts include Jane Hoyt Clythia Capraro Ruth Joy Sedgwick Roberta Hadley and Jean Sauer in roles from Followers The Little Man George Washington and Passion Poison and Petrification directed by Reine Tracy June Amsden Leonore Cowell and others with Dean Virginia Gildersleeve among guests.

Brinkerhoft Theatre Charles Brighouse the Little Man John Galsworthy George Washington Grenville Meixell George Bernard Shaw Reine Tracy Jane Hoyt Lucinda Clythia Capraro Helen Masters Mary Merner Colonel Redfern Virginia Rogers Susan Jeanne Paul Jean Sauer Jane Stewart Winifred Anderson Roberta Hadley Elizabeth Mueller Charlotte Platky Barbara Heinzer Ruth Joy Sedgwick Beatrice Belis Patricia Illingworth June Amsden George Charlotte Cassell Lawrence Ada Deakman Mr. Washington Pompey Leonore Cowell Janice Hoerr Magnesia Fitz Elizabeth Moora Adolphus Phylis Landlord Dean Virginia Gildersleeve Mabel Foote Weeks Margaret Boyle Minor Latham Constance Smith Lorna McGuire Donald Read Kurt von Forstmeyer Caroline Dorado Edmund Sinnott

Senior Week Sign Up Urged On Poster

Senior Week signs urge all seniors to enroll. A five dollar fee will be collected on Jake starting Monday. Week runs from June 2 with step singing to June 6 Class Day followed by Commencement. Events include reception ball baccalaureate tea picnic Barnard camp trustees supper Ivy Ceremony and Senior Banquet.

Jake Barnard Camp

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Barard Dean BER Boxie Allison A University Administration Holmes Hawkes, Gideonse, Witt Coleman Dean Hawkes Nations and the Peoples of the World Nadit Hollingworth, Chairman Betty Pee Ing See File R ’S Pers P Harry Meyer Matt Cites Chamberlain Fair Committee Drama Club Shaw Brighouse Galsworthy Meixell
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