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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1948
Page
4
Lois Boochever encourages Barnard students to sign up for undergraduate committees posted near the Jake blackboard. She notes several active panels and urges participation to enrich campus life and fill leadership roles.
Barbara Turek defends Wigs and Cues against Bulletin gossip claiming distortion and humor hurtful to the group. She objects to false quotes about the director and asserts Nan Hatch has not owned blue jeans, urging accurate campus reporting.
The Folklore Society announces the Jo Staf ford Prize in American Folklore worth 250 dollars for a college student who collects primary source folklore, writes publishable original research, and submits it to Dr. Erminie W. Voegelin at Indiana University Bloomington by December 15.
The Charter Convention of the Intercollegiate Psychology Association will meet at Barnard on Saturday May 1 in Room 139 Milbank Hall. Delegates from metropolitan colleges will attend with Beatrice Mierowitz Mary Eitingon and Beatrice Wasko among Barnard delegates. Officers to be elected and by laws enacted.
Fordham University hosts the International Spring Festival on May 7 at 8 30 p m in the Marble Room Keating Hall. The event, sponsored by the International Club, aims to strengthen cross country university ties with proceeds to Foreign Student Relief. A musical review features foreign students from multiple colleges with Barnard invited for a national costume parade. Tickets are 3 00.
The survey compares finances at Vassar Smith Wellesley Radcliffe Barnard and Barnard's activity fee. It details Student Council dues Pay Day and loans at Barnard Vassar budget requests $6500 for large campus groups Wellesley includes language clubs and a weekly paper Smith uses Blanket Tax with $7.10 tax in 1948-49 and $6 next year for student funded clubs publications and activities.
Magistrate Anna M. Kross will address the Barnard Pre-Law Club on Friday April 30 in a series finale with prior talks by Columbia Pre-Law Society and attorney William Fairbanks. Gladys Foster urges interested students to contact club leaders Amelia Coleman. The group plans to grow next year with a full agenda and discussions on law school access and women in law. A recent Cake Sale on Jake for Care netted 15.23 dollars.
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