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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1949
Page
4
A reply to a Bulletin letter describes efforts to arrange summer storage in a warehouse for Residence Halls. A student committee was selected to work with Miss Condict, but no contact has occurred yet. Costs and contracts information has not been circulated. individuals must self manage property, with staff offering assistance for serious personal difficulties.
The college and student groups face anxiety over finances as many Barnard students fail to fulfill pledges and subscriptions. Dance committees, publication staff, and class officers question pledge dependability amid rising defaults and unease among the student body. The note hints at broader concerns about student financial commitments.
The 1950 Mortarboard notes that repeat reminder notices come from fellow students with full-time schedules. If pledges are not redeemed, they create a deficit tied to Barnard College student activities. Jo Ann Thacker Court of Senior Proctors Circulation Editor.
Beverly Beck Fuchs will appear on the Nancy Craig radio program WJZ on May 6 from 12 35 to 1 30 p m in response to a Ladies Home Journal article by Dorothy Swenson Mrs Swenson argues college graduates should take domestic service if unemployed and will join the program with her maid a college graduate Mrs Fuchs spoke as a house wife was chosen by the Public Relations Office to represent the college girl’s point of view.
Prof Holland reveals the sixteenth annual camp leadership training to run June 2 to 9 at Barnard College Camp under Miss Corinne Bize. The program covers camp management and crafts while offering hiking and nature study as part of a community service ethos. Applicants may enroll for five days at 11 dollars or seven days at 15 dollars, with written applications due May 15 to Miss Corinne Bize. The Barnard Camp Committee also invites attendance at the traditional Co-Ed Barbecue this Sunday, the camp’s final event before the course.
A Photography Show in 206 Brooks displays Barnard students’ varied photographs arranged by subject. The panel "Barnard in the Snow" features storm imagery with differing focal points. Notable works include Anneke Baan and Martha Howe’s Europe photos, Emily Klein’s Wage parts of the United States, and Gloria Wyeth’s two large sailboat studies.
At Juilliard Concert Hall and City Center audiences can hear Gian Carlo Menotti two American operas The Old Maid and the Thief and The Medium on Saturday evening. Salmaggi Opera presents Aida at the Brooklyn Academy of Music the same night. Welsh Singers perform Friday at Carfel Fisher Hall and Jewish People's Philharmonic Choral Society sings Saturday at Town Halls.
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