Bulletin Board System Set for Barnard Hall
Student Council announces a complete bulletin board system in Barnard Hall starting next Monday. Board placements divide by club organization class and activity, with specific locations for Athletic Association school publications social news language clubs pre professional groups placement office political groups performing arts Honor Board religious groups and student government.
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Barnard study aims to boost nonmetropolitan applicants
Miss Palmer argues Barnard should increase nonmetropolitan applicants to balance East West enrollment. She notes alumnae living in Seattle and elsewhere show Eastern ties can lure Western girls to attend college and teach, countering fears of marrying East.
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Campus Activities and Holiday Schedule on December 1
On December 1 on campus several groups meet at set times. Lutheran Fellowship holds a 12:00 lunch in the Conference. Junior Class Executive Committee meets at 12:30 in Room 101 Barnard. Spanish Majors and Spanish Club host tea at 4:00 in Room 22 Milbank. Nina Ayala presents slides on Puerto Rico and Mexico. University Christian Association hosts a 4:00 Open House in the Dodge Room. Seixas Menorah study group gathers at 4:00 in the Conference Room. German Club meets at 4:30 in Room 183 Milbank. On December 2 the International Students meet at 4:00 in the Dodge Room and the Columbia Chamber Music Society presents a winter concert at 8:15 in the College Parlor with free admission.
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Bible and Johnson Life first editions join Columbia Library
Columbia University libraries acquire two rare Bibles, including the Eliot Indian Bible 1661 in Algonquian and a 1613 King James Bible with medallion portraits of James I and Anne. Also added is Boswell's Life of Johnson, first edition. Director Richard H. Logsdon announced the acquisitions.
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Bokhari Highlights Bandung Conference Impact on UN
Professor Bokhari notes a shift from European focused views to a global outlook aiming to save a world from war. He praises the Bandung Conference in Indonesia as a historic multiracial gathering of Asian and African groups. The meeting's consensus on colonialism race and economic issues bears on the UN's future.
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Barnard Adds Three Physical Education Courses for Seniors
Barnard College announces three new physical education options. An advanced Body Mechanics course meets Mondays at 1 10 in the Correctives Room under Miss Jeanette Schlottman. The Senior Red Cross Life Saving course runs 17 hours on Tuesdays and Thursdays 5 00 to 6 00 starting in February. The Instructors Water Safety course of 30 hours may be offered in February if 15 students pre register. Interested seniors should see Professor Fern Yates by Friday December 9. Prerequisites include a senior life saving certificate earned within three years, employment prospects or a job, and a minimum age of 18.
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Red Cross
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