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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1949
Page
4
Kathleen Henriques of Jamaica urges the college to hire a storage firm to collect and store students' boxes for the summer. She notes reconstruction of the storage room creates inconvenience for foreign students and those far away and argues centralized pickup would lower costs and reduce confusion.
Columbia University Players present Mr. Oscar the fifty fifth Varsity Show in McMillin Theater from Wednesday to Saturday April 27 to 30. The production features a pony ballet eighteen original songs and eleven settings with music by Richard Chodash and lyrics by Fred Dahl. Director Preston Munter leads a story about a Hollywood producer aiming for an Academy Award film with satires on a western and a horror film. Tickets 180 balcony and 240 mezzanine orchestra, available in John Jay lobby or Journalism Building Theater Bureau.
Zoya Milulovsky, 49, will be among three Columbia delegates at Mademoiselle’s Sixth Annual Forum on Freedom and Security this Saturday. Fifty five coeds were chosen for the day-long event with questions on freedom versus security and government controls. Three student speakers will report on the undergraduate role in addressing the forum topics.
Millicent C. McIntosh guest on Tex and Jinx with 8:30 a.m. broadcast. She says women increasingly face international national and family challenges and vote independently in crises. She adds women may not elect a woman president due to lack of self confidence in each other and stresses a flexible approach to raising children.
Aid Cancer Drive chairmen Charlotte Jarvis and Diane Gould announce today that Barnard students will be solicited for donations to the Cancer Fund. Booths will be set up on Jake and in Hewitt Hall for student contributions.
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