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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1941
Page
2
Dr Wanifred Cullis will address an area sponsored by Dean Gil dersleeve and the National Service Committee today from 4 to 6 in the College Parlor. The college is misited.
The Social Calendar Committee will meet Wednesday April 23 from 4 30 to 6 in the Conference Room to discuss upcoming events.
The Debate Club will meet in the Conference Room on Wednesday at 12. Dr. Harry F. Ward of Union Theological Seminary will speak at the ASA meeting on Thursday, April 24, in the Conference Room from 4 to 6. The college is invited.
The Spanish Club hosts a tea from 4 to 6 pm Thursday in the College Parlor. Open to all students and staff.
The Interfaith Council will host a luncheon in Earl Hall from 12 to 2 on Thursday. The event invites community members to join and discuss upcoming activities.
Dr Pennington Haile will give a talk at the University of California at Arlington open house in Earl Hall on Thursday from 4 to 6 p m.
88 percent of Columbia students oppose participation in the war and the Columbia Council for Peace and Democracy with the University Committee for the Defense of Academic Freedom issue a United All-University Strike Call. A one hour demonstration opposes draft expansion and campus militarization. At noon a second rally at Teachers College Milbank Chapel features Knute Hill George Hartman and Evan Thomas.
Registration opens April 22 with deadlines May 2 for Summer 41 and Winter 41 42 programs. Meetings April 22 at noon assign tentative cards. Sophomores and transfers with under 50 points meet specific advisors. others with 50 points consult majors list for room assignments. government and economics majors meet with their advisors Peardon Clark Baker.
Ellen Hammer is awarded one of two Curtis University scholarships valued at 395 dollars, correcting a prior misprint that listed 295 dollars in the last Bulletin.
Professor Clarence H. Young and Mrs. Young lectured the Classical Club on their 1934 and 1935 Peloponnesian journeys. Slides showed landscapes sites in Argos Corinth Mycenae and a Byzantine church with scenes of rural life and an ancient theatre.
A forum on U S foreign policy weighs embargo enforcement on Japan and the meaning of liberty tolerance and opportunity. The speaker urges hard thinking on the nation s future to avoid a Hitler influenced default and calls the war a struggle of right against wrong.
A college junior show closes two night run in Brinckerhoff featuring pieces by Ana Mathilde del Valle and Flapper acts. Notable scenes include a rehearsal with cast eating bananas and director Fahrenholz and Curtin performing. The piece “A Corridor in the Dorms” wins praise for its charm and homey humor.
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