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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1950

Page

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Mark Van Doren to Speak at All College Assembly

Columbia English professor and Pulitzer Prize poet Mark Van Doren will headline the all college assembly at 1. Dean McIntosh will award the Virginia C. Gildersleeve Prize for Freshman English. Van Doren has taught at Columbia for thirty years and holds a Litt.D. from Bowdoin.

Mark van Doren Columbia University All College Assembly McIntosh Virginia C. Gildersleeve van Doren Columbia University of Illinois John Dryden Nathaniel Hawthorne Theodore Spencer Bowdoin College American Academy of Arts and Letters

Guggenheim Fellowships Awarded to Barnard Trio

Dr. W. Cabell Greet Dr. William Haller and Miss Rosamund Gilder of Barnard College received Guggenheim Fellowships on April 16. Greet will study European names on a continental sabbatical. Haller will research English Puritanism. Gilder will biography the modern American theater.

W. Cabell Greet William Haller Rosamund Gilder John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation Greet Haller Gilder Simon Guggenheim

Erratum Corrects Summer and Fall Schedule Notice

The erratum notes a misstatement in the April 17 registration report. Notification for contemplated changes in the fall semester regular program must be made by August 15. changes to the summer session are not affected.

Bulletin

Dorms Consider Room Redistribution After Complaints

Residence Council plans to review next year room selection after complaints of unfairness. A mimeographed class distribution report and council recommendations will be sent to students before a vote on redistribution. A house meeting may occur. final decision rests with Residence Halls administration.

Brooks Hall

CUSG Seeks Delegates for Barnard and Columbia Council

Elections today at 12 noon during the Representative Assembly will choose two delegates and two alternates to the Columbia University Student Council, with NSA nominations also on the ballot. Candidates must show strong interest in Barnard’s relation to Columbia, be active in Barnard life, articulate, decisive, and commit at least three hours weekly to CUSC, plus NSA nominees must be willing to dedicate substantial time and serve as Barnard representatives. Final delegates chosen by the University Student Council on May 5. seven delegates and seven alternates will then be selected. The CUSC reorganization reduced delegates from 32 to 29 under a new proportional system.

Columbia University Student Council Representative National Student Association CUSC Barnard Columbia University NSA Barnard College

Marion Smith Named New Head of Barnard Admissions

The Barnard College Board announces Marion Williston Smith will become Director of Admissions for 1950 51, succeeding Jean Palmer and taking office July 1. The report notes her prior roles at Barnard Residence Halls and as acting director after a January resignation.

Marion Smith Marion Williston Smith Ogden Reid Barnard Miss Smith Jean Palmer Millicent C. McIntosh Harriet Benson Robert Dayton John Adams

Barnard Students Prepare for Eastern Colleges Science Meet

Barnard College hosts the Eastern Colleges Science Conference on Friday and Saturday with exhibits, original papers, and programming by students. Charlotte Grant, Dorothea Bennett, Frances Ryder, and Frances Fuch direct the event, with Joan Baum and her program committee scheduling lectures and rooms. Prominent speakers include Dr. Edward A. Condon, Louis Feiser, Aubrey Gorbman, Paul A. Smith, and Norbert Wiener. Field trips to major institutions and attractions are planned, and demonstrations from Barnard departments plus visiting delegates are featured.

Barnard Eastern Colleges Sciences Conference Charlotte Grant Dorothea Bennett Frances Ryder Frances Fuch Eastern Colleges Science Conference Joan Baum Roselyn Seider Nagel Columbia Joan Weiss Edward A. Condon National Bureau of Standards Louis Feiser Harvard Aubrey Gorbman Barnard Zoology

Night Campus Access Rules Implemented at Brooks Hall

Dean announces north campus lighting and dusk lockdown at 117th Street with a night watchman. Students may bring guests but must carry a signed registration card from Brooks Hall to deter outsiders and protect the college’s name. The Counselling Committee emphasizes responsible use of campus privileges.

117Th Street Brooks Hall

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