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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1944
Page
4
Professor Agnes R Wayman head of Physical Education invites students to enroll in Physical Education 2aR an introductory course in recreational leadership. It offers two credits meets Mondays and Wednesdays 410 to 510 with two hours weekly at a settlement house or welfare work.
The Spanish Majors meet in the College Parlor tomorrow from 12 to 1 to hear Dr. Julio Cantala a New York physician speak about the Spanish scientist Santiago Ramén y Cajal. Cajal contributed to histology focusing on the nervous system and originated the neuron theory.
The Economics and Sociology Majors group will meet Tuesday December 5 from 1 to 2 pm in Brinckerhoff Theatre. Professor Mabel Newcomer, chair of the Economics Department at Vassar, will speak on monetary plans for the United Nations. She was the sole woman delegate at Bretton Woods.
Sophomore, junior and senior classes urged to sign posters indicating hours to roll bandages at Casa Italiana. Class presidents of 1945 1946 and 1947 pledge unanimous acceptance to ensure project success.
A reader laments unreliable clocks across Barnard Hall Milbank library and gym areas causing class lateness. The letter defends Miss Follett and Miss Kar amid debates on radicalism democracy and campus politics, urging clearer definitions and calmer discourse.
The Wigs and Cues production of Julius Caesar features Wesley Ward as Caesar and a large cast including Mary Gladding as Macellus and Nan Edwards as Cicero. Mrs. Crooke and Jean Walsh manage sets, with Mary Louise Brown directing music using victrola effects. Proceeds benefit the NWF and elections are planned for February.
The Interfaith Council sponsors a dance at Earl Hall tomorrow with Columbia civilian students V 12 and midshipmen expected to attend. A Christmas party December 19 at Earl Hall plans carols by Corpus Christi Church choir and a large Christmas tree with Father Ford possible to greet students.
Haverford joins Barnard for a Christmas concert at Brinckerhoff Theater on Friday December 15. The two choirs perform joint numbers and solo pieces directed by Abe Pepinsky with Bach Handel and Warlock selections plus the Hallelujah from Judas Maccabaeus. Free tickets available at Residence Halls and Barnard Hall.
The Democratic Committee on campus fades from view as Geraldine Wetmore urges international cooperation and democratic progress. Susan Schwartz criticizes radical expression while urging students to apply classroom lessons beyond Barnard and pursue small, sustainable steps toward change.
Genevieve L Trevor was elected Vice-president of the class of 1948 at a Freshman meeting. She will represent her class on the Barnard Library committee and on the Eligibility Committee.
The passage emphasizes thinking as a core student task and the need to assimilate facts learned. It stresses that understanding is crucial here and now, and that disciplined foundation enables unlimited possibilities for future efforts beyond ordinary excitement.
The editor ends coverage of Barnard political clubs and related letters promising no further print debates. He invites in-person disagreements but warns print costs are high and two major articles were cut for timeliness.
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