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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1947
Page
4
The June Course runs June 6 to June 20 at Barnard Camp with a $20 fee. Women students from freshman to junior may apply by May 1 for leadership training in camp management, nature lore, crafts, music, drama, and cooking.
Mrs. Eleanor B. Mattes spoke at Barnard Day at Chapel last Thursday on Religion in the Modern Novels. She said the novel is the form for broad discussion of religion in literature and that many authors now explore Judaism and Christianity. She noted some writers lack this quality and warn that pure materialism has faded in favor of religious themes. The discussion traced literature's growth as artist and person through religious exploration.
The calendar lists events from April 28 to May 1 including Junior American Studies majors meeting in Conference Room, Spanish Department Tea in Conference Room, Music Club in Brooks Hall, Menorah in Earl Hall, Collegium Musicum in College Parlor, and various 12 to 6 time blocks for clubs and activities such as International Club Rehearsal, Glee Club, AA meetings, Step Singing for seniors juniors freshmen and sophomores, Tea for Dean Gilder sleeve, UCA Installation of Officers, and Near East Meeting.
Associate Library Director Thomas P. Fleming explains the Columbia libraries are primarily for students though they attract a global supply of reference material for research. He stresses the main function is to provide materials to Columbia University and support student work.
Students seeking a Social Investigator Grade 1 post must apply by 4 PM May 1 to the Municipal Civil Service Commission at 96 Duane Street. Salary ranges from 1800 plus 660 COLA to 2400 plus COLA, with promotion to 2520 to 3000. Eligibility requires a baccalaureate or two years college plus three years full time social service work, or equivalent. graduates by June 1947 may apply. Citizens and New York State residents, and New York City residents for at least three years.
Barbara Hewlett AA president announces the new AA Board with Ruth Montgomery as vice president Judith Jarvis as secretary June Ross as treasurer Laura Nadler archery Grace Peters badminton Alberta Schumaker basketball and others in various activities Dorm Doris Biggio deck tennis Dolores Sheldon folk dancing Alma Jean Beers games Mary Lou Hefferman health Martha Greene Gwenda Hardin Barbara Ruppell swimming Patricia Froelich tennis Elizabeth Elliot Eleanor Madden Freshman representatives to be chosen in fall A folk dance demonstration was held in Barnard showcasing country dances including square dancing and pole kas Mrs Mason gym department supervised Alma Jean Beers social chairman Barnard delegates Betty Green Barbara Hewlett June Ross Kay Goldsmith attended a National Athletic Federation of College Women Conference in Greensboro NC The meeting the first since the war reviewed federation organization and women's athletics issues.
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