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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1939
Page
4
To The Editor the Bulletin announces daily tea room service in Barnard Hall lunch room from 3:00 to 5:00 except Saturdays Sundays and holidays. Items include chocolate milk cakes sandwiches fruit and tea. The note urges use of study rooms to save energy and asks the last person to turn off lights and close doors to prevent heat loss.
Melvin Fagen, former High Commissioner for Refugees, spoke at a Menorah Society gathering on the refugee problem. He discussed the challenge of finding homes for about 15 million refugees of various nationalities and reviewed past settlement attempts in British Guiana, the Dominican Republic, the Philippines, Italy, Kenya, and Tanganyika.
The poster on Jake invites new Mortarboard subscribers only and warns against signing a blank. Day students should sign Tuesday at 12 30 for the Coffee Dance. The event is Friday December 8 in Barnard Hall Cafeteria from 4 to 6 with stays 35 cents and a couple 40 cents.
Additional portrait orders may be placed with Doris Prochaska who will forward them to the White Studio. All portrait orders, including these, should be noted after the student's name on the class list posted on Jake.
The Representative Assembly will meet on Monday December 4 in 304 Barnard with agenda to be announced.
A ski film will be shown by Mr. J. E- Andre on December 7 at syelvclaire in 304 Barnard. The presentation is sponsored by A. A. and the physical education department.
The article notes Alaska as an ideal refuge for displaced people and an economic boon from settlement. Attending the meeting were Mrs. Grant Mrs. Reed and Rabbi Hoffman adviser to Jewish students.
Newman Club will host Dorothy Day editor of the Catholic Worker at their regular monthly meeting on Tuesday December 5 at 4 PM in the College Parlor. Refreshments will be served.
Cartoonist Will Entertain Kreis on December 4 in lantern slides of Mr. Busch’s works shown by Professor Braun. Final plans for the Christmas Tree Party set for December 18 in Brooks Hall with full college invitation.
The college announces daily gym access from 12 to 2 for Ping Pong volleyball and tennis with all students invited to participate. A badminton playday is also scheduled today from 4 to 6 for participants.
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