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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1945

Page

2

Senior Week Dues Deadline This Friday

Seniors must pay five dollar senior week dues and one dollar ten for stockings by Friday. A booth on Jake accepts payments daily from 11 to 2. Those unable to pay may pledge by May 16. Unpaid or unpledged seniors cannot attend class day Baccalaureate service senior banquet or stepping. Volunteers for flowers and entertainment welcomed by Janet Kempton Julia Fremon and Helen Trevor. Dorm rooms available for commuters at fifty cents to ease banquet access. Seating for the banquet will be posted on Jake, with tables assigned soon.

Jake Janet Kempton Julia Fremon Helen Trevor

Cole to Speak on Barnard Day at St Pauls Chapel

Charles W. Cole of Columbia University will speak next Thursday noon on Barnard Day at St. Pauls Chapel. He holds four degrees and teaches at the Navy School of Military Government and Administration.

Charles W. Cole Columbia Barnard St. Paul’s Chapel Phi Beth Kappa Amherst Cole Navy School of Military Government American Economic Association The Economic History Association American Association of University Professors

Picture War In France Exhibition At Maison Francaise

A photo exhibit at Maison Francaise 411 West 117th Street chronicles France from 1940 to 1944. It features German occupation scenes in Paris, the French Underground, editions from Editions de Minuit, and wartime journalism. Also shows the Normandy landings, Cherbourg and Rouen ruins, and Liberation era photos. The display favors vivid, documentary images of the French people during four years of war.

France Maison Francaise West 117Th Street Amsterdam Avenue Morningside Drive Paris Champs-Elysees Chambres Des Deputes Editions de Minuit Midnight Press Louis Aragon Francois Mauriac Paul Eluard Jacques Decour John Steinbeck le Figaro le Populaire la Mer United States Life Magazine Normandy Cherbourg Rouen

Barnard Urges UNRRA Clothing Drive Support

Campus Drive continues Barnard's push for UNRRA clothing donations at the National Service office. The Jake case remains for late donors before term end. Barnard will respond to Foreign Minister Jan Masaryk's call about 1,500,000 bombed Czechs.

UNRRA National Service Office Jake Barnard Jan Masaryk Czechoslovakia

CURC Canteen May 4 Features Sebastian and Dancers

CURC invites V-12s and civilians to a May 4 canteen at Earl Hall featuring harmonica virtuoso John Sebastian, two Arthur Murray instructors judging a jitterbug contest, plus a Columbia Lions band, a waltz, door prizes, and a 30 cent admission.

John Sebastian Wedgewood the Waldorf Arthur Murray CURC Earl Hall Columbia Lions

Bible Study Series Sponsored by Wycliffe Club

The Wycliffe Club sponsors a weekly Bible study group led by John Smith of Union Theological Seminary. The April 27 meeting at 3:00 in the Little Parlor discussed Luke 5 36 39 parable. All students are invited to attend each week.

Wycliffe Club John Smith Union Theological Seminary Little Parlor

Barnard’s Exhibit At Odd Study Ends In May

Activities invite the whole college to visit the Odd Study to see Barnard’s talent. The exhibit will be up until the end of May.

Barnard

Barnard Fellowship Bible Study Plans Colossians Series

The Barnard Christian Fellowship study group begins a weekly Colossians series led by rotating students. After covering the book a member, Mrs. Clarence L. Doty, will present an outline and summary.

Barnard Christian Fellowship Clarence L. Doty

Veterans Meeting On Readjustment To College Living

The Earl Hall Society sponsors a discussion on Returning Veterans Readjustment to College Living. The meeting is Wednesday at 4 15 in the Dodge Room Earl Hall with Chaplain Rice Louis Bloetjes head of Veterans Administration at Columbia University Professor Fred S Keller and a returning veteran studying at Columbia College. All university members are invited.

Earl Hall Society Dodge Earl Hall Chaplain Rice Louis Bloetjes Columbia University Fred S. Keller Columbia Columbia College University

Fine Arts Exhibit by the Fine Arts Club

Under the Fine Arts Club auspices an exhibition of student work will be held in the Odd Study. It features sculpture, oil paintings, water colors, pencil and ink drawings, and anatomical drawings. Exhibitors include Rena Neumann Rosalind Brueck Elizabeth Stone Betty Holiday Janet Whetzel Elizabeth Whetzel Mrs Wegener Marjory Wysong Jeane Kolburne Dawn Shaw and others.

Fine Arts Club Rena Neumann Rosalind Brueck Margot Obermayer Elizabeth Stone Betty Holiday Janet Whetzel Elizabeth Whetzel Wegener Marjory Wysong Jeane Kolburne Dawn Shaw

Proctor Court elects new senior proctors and secretaries

Leora Dana Pat Fitzgerald Katherine Keith and Kay Schneider were elected to the Court of Senior Proctors at a Board meeting last Thursday. Judy Washer and Marjorie Welter were chosen to serve as secretaries for assembly attendance.

Leora Dana Pat Fitzgerald Katherine Keith Kay Schneider Judy Wasser Marjorie Welter Assembly Atendance

Initiation of Phi Beta Kappa Members Set for Tomorrow

Miss Louise M. Comer President of the Barnard Phi Beta Kappa announces the initiation of twenty eight newly elected members tomorrow at 1 10 PM in the College Parlor Barnard Hall. A college tea will honor the new members Wednesday afternoon.

Louise M. Comer Barnard Columbia Chapter Phi Beta Kappa

Academic Life Continued from Page 2

A humorous reminiscence critiques exclusive Senior Teas at colleges. The narrator recalls gatekeeping and a bold anecdote about hijacking a cookie platter from a faculty tea to share with Barnard’s students, illustrating campus social stratification.

Barnard

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