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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1954
Page
3
Jonathan Bingham former Deputy Administrator for Point Four outlined aims of economic aid to improve agriculture education and health while fostering hope and progress. He noted aid is locally financed not a giveaway and contrasted Point Four with grand Marshall Plan scale.
A Model United Nations Security Council session at Pace College on November 20 featured Barnard representatives Ann Sperber and Louise Greene debating Cyprus and Burma Indo China issues. Columbia College spoke for France, Pace for Denmark, City College for the United States, and Brooklyn College for the United Kingdom with a Pace student presiding as council president.
Amy Lyon Schaeffer has been appointed editor of The Barnard Alumnae Magazine announced by Barnard Associate Alumnae president Mrs Frederick J Woodbridge. A Barnard alumna, she previously edited for Voice of America in New York and worked with Time Magazine and the US Information Service in Asia and India.
Louise Sadler was elected chairman of the Committee on Speakers by the Barnard Representative Assembly. She defeated Pat Dykema Rita Smilowitz and Gloria Strassheim. Four members were elected from a slate of five: Pat Dykema Elaine Politi Barbara Schwartz and Rita Smilowitz. The Speakers Committee has final jurisdiction over approving or rejecting speakers suggested by any group. The assembly also granted Social Council eleven dollars for office supplies upon its chairman Stephanie Horton. NSA Alternate Delegates Arleen Fisher and Elaine Greenberg were elected, and freshman Rosemarie Caluili joined the Curriculum Committee. An additional 214.20 was approved for Mortarboard to cover increased yearbook enrollment. Mortarboard shifts from junior to school book under a senior editor.
Arthur C A Liveran, Israeli delegate to the United Nations, will address IZFA and the International Relations Club on Israel and the Middle East today from four to six in 408 Barnard. He joined the Israeli UN delegation in February and has participated in the sixth to eighth General Assembly sessions, serving as Rapporteur for the Budget and Administrative Committee. Previously he was Deputy Director of the Division of International Organizations.
Students at Barnard considering NSA roles are urged to attend a Campus Committee meeting on Friday December 3 at noon. Room number will be posted on Jake. Agenda includes campus leadership conference travel and academic freedom discussions.
Barnard College awarded 126,920 in scholarships fellowships prizes and grants in aid to 316 students representing 26.5 percent of the total enrollment of 1192. Dean Lorna F McGuire announced 271 students hold 82842 in scholarships and grants. Major awards include two 1200 Bicentennial scholarships and 14018 contributed by alumnae.
The Italian Club of Barnard sponsors an Italian Weekend at Barnard Camp December 3 to 5 open to all students. Activities include Italian meals, a day with the Columbia Italian Club, discussions, and music. Professor Maristella Bové will accompany. contact Rita Ronzoni for joining.
Miss Margaret Mead at Barnard conference urges liberal arts as best prep for a machine driven future. She calls precision the new virtue and warns right human intent must guide machines to serve humanity. Students feel urgent need for deeper preparation and better readiness for tomorrow.
Theodor Gaster of Columbia University will address students at the Thursday Noon Meeting on The Folkways of Religion. He will focus on customs and how folk practices can be transmitted by religion to serve religious ends using Jewish customs as examples. He argues religion and faith are distinct, with religion teachable while faith cannot be.
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