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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1951
Page
3
Seniors and juniors meet at noon to weigh a Political Council Amendment to the class constitution. The proposal would add one delegate from each class to the Political Council, with passage needing a 3/4 student vote in three of four classes and final approval by Representative Assembly.
Father Gerald Walsh S J gave a talk titled Dante and the Arts at the English Conference last Thursday. He traced how The Divine Comedy uses architecture sculpture painting and music to express ethical and aesthetic principles and described Dante as a master of architectural thinking and sculpture in poetry.
Visiting Professor Martin Buber of the Jewish Theological Seminary and Hebrew University in Jerusalem argues religion is the quality of the id and ego while philosophy is the quality of subject and object. He spoke on Religion and Philosophy at Harkness Theater highlighting faith versus non religious elements and the risk of idolizing love without fear of God.
The term drive has $350 collected in two weeks with about $160 from faculty donations. Extended from December 7 to 19 to reach a $2,500 goal for the United Negro College Fund and the National Scholarship Service and Fund for Negro students. Team Drive Chair Sue Everett and Ann Burkhardt urge quick student contributions, ideally $2 each.
Alan D. Kimmel former editor of the Chicago Maroon speaks at the Political Council forum on The Chicago Maroon and Academic Freedom. He describes Berlin Youth Festival and travel in Poland and the USSR in relation to academic freedom.
The first Horizons program on Channel 7 features Dean Millicent C. McIntosh and six Columbia University students under a new CBC public service series. She discusses the future of women including education co‑education, shared home responsibilities, and expanded political roles over the next fifty years.
Lorna F. McGuire, chair of the Scholarship Committee, announces that only emergency scholarship applications will be accepted for the second semester. Students in financial distress may obtain application blanks in Room 135 Milbank starting today and must return them to the office by 5 p.m. Monday January 7, 1952.
Columbia University Chorus directed by Jacob Avshalomoff performs its season opener Saturday at 8 30 p m in McMillin Theatre. The 100 member group drawn from all university branches and faculty will sing Tudor Motets Madrigals Jephie Missa Quaternis Vocibus Round I Bring You Tidings and Tom O Bedlam.
The fifth annual conference of the New York State Athletic Federation of College Women was held at Barnard with 100 students from 50 colleges. Frances Connolly presided as AA president and conference host as delegates discussed campus athletic issues, budgets, participation, and community relations.
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