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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1941
Page
4
A fragmented notice mentions a tea event and a bulletin in a college parish setting. Details are unclear due to damaged text but references to tea, bulletin and quarterly schedule appear from a campus context.
Wigs and Cues will rehearse Theatre on April 25 at 7 30 in Barn 304. The session focuses on stage movement and dialogue in preparation for an upcoming production.
The notice states that elections will take place at 304 Barnard on Friday April 23 starting at 12 00. Voters are advised to attend and cast ballots within the specified time.
The Representative Assembly will meet at 1200 in 304 Barnard on Monday April 28. Members are urged to attend and participate in the session.
Compulsory class meetings are scheduled for Tuesday April 29. Students must attend as required by the campus administration.
The Dean will address the College Parlor audience on The Organization of Peace at 4:00 on Tuesday, April 29, as part of a U. and A. event.
The piece profiles Morris Watson, Robert Raver, and fellow activists advocating a broad peace platform and independent political party. It criticizes labor resistance to war, questions German democracy postwar, and urges cooperation with the Soviet Union. The 11 point plan demands extending draft training, lowering age to 18, campus militarization, war curriculum ties, and women’s conscription with a U S expeditionary force.
The Barnard Queens and Hunter teams join the Intercollegiate Alliance contest at McMillin Theatre tomorrow evening. Students can buy tickets at the Spanish department. the top production receives a loving cup. Barnard plans a scene from the operetta Eur, Azucar y Aguardiente with Mary Scully and Marie Mesrobian performing.
Government labor and management representatives join scholars and experts for the Williams College Spring Conference on America in World At War. The third annual event runs April 23 to 24 in Williamstown, expanding undergraduate access during the academic year.
Gertrude Muhthan Margaretha Nestlen and Anne Heene were elected sophomore vice president secretary and treasurer for the incoming term at a class meeting last Wednesday. Muhthan has been sophomore secretary and worked on the swimming and Greek Games committees. Nestlen served on the Roster Staff of Vortarboard and Heene is the class historian. Junior Show chairman to be elected next Wednesday.
All seniors who ordered stockings for graduation must pick them up in the Conference Room. The room will be open Monday Tuesday and Wednesday April 28 29 and 30 from 12 to 1.
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