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Newspaper

Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1943

Page

4

December Quarterly to Be Issued In Early December

The December issue of Quarterly will come off the press in early December and be left on the Jake table, not distributed from the Columbia Bookstore. It includes stories by Beverly Vernon Marion LaFountain Jane Brunstetter Anne Yoerg Edith F Johnston Mary Jane Daly and more with poems by Roberta Trilling Geraldine Wetmore Elizabeth Creighton Murray and others. National Service and the National War Fund pages are included and Sue Weaver designed the cover.

Jake Columbia The Institute of Public Affairs Beverly Vernon Marion LaFountain Jane van Haelwyn Elizabeth Creighton Murray April Snow Helen Trevor Roberta Trilling Betty Warburton Margaret L. Dahn Diana Hansen Jeane Kolburne National Service National War Fund Sue Weaver

Carman Advocates Two Semester Year And Longer Day

The dean suggests a two semester year and a six hour workday to better use time and allow education beyond a six hour schedule. He opposes the three semester accelerative program and offers summer sessions for accelerants. Navy presence teaches discipline and responsibility, a lesson to endure beyond the war. Students prefer easy courses and high grades, the dean notes.

Dean Carman Navy

Sophomores Lead in One Mile Swimming Marathon

Sophomores take the lead for the first time in the swimming marathon with about thirteen miles completed. They run roughly a half mile ahead of the freshmen, with juniors five miles behind the freshmen and seniors two miles behind the juniors.

Dance to Benefit National War Fund Drive at NWF Cafeteria

A Sunday benefit dance from 3 to 5 p m in the cafeteria supports the National War Fund drive. Bar nard Hall Social Committee sponsors for day students only with tickets at seventy five cents. Midshipmen from the U S S Prairie State will be invited. A January 9 dance plans for apprentice seamen entering the Midshipman School.

National War Fund Barnard Hall U.S. S. Prairie State Midshipman School

Morse Code Course Trains Students for Future Work

The article describes a Morse Code course taught by Miss Deborah Burstein at Barnard 48 on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 4 to 6. It covers key word stress patterns, notes sending and receiving are different skills, and urges interested students to join for practical war work.

Tom Gaylord Andrews Deborah Burstein Barnard Andrews Miss Burstein

Institute to Hear Alec Templeton Saturday Evening

Alec Templeton, pianist, composer, and improviser, will be featured Saturday evening December 18 at McMillin Theatre by the Institute of Arts and Sciences. The third part of his program will include a group of his own compositions.

Alec Templeton McMillin Institute of Arts and Sciences Mr. Templeton Phillips Bradly Queen’s College Washington Reinhold Neibuhr Neibuhr Union Theological Seminary Institute Ives Tinayre George Fielding Eliot N. Y. Herald-Tribune CBS Eliot

Blanche Williams Recounts Biographical Research Work

Biographer Blanche Williams discusses research for three lives, Clara Barton George Eliot and John Keats. She describes field work in England visiting Eliot relatives and uncovering letters, reading thirty seven diaries, and tracing Keats through a first edition tied to Fanny Brawne.

Joan Zeiger Blanche Williams John Lyon Dorothy Brewster Miss Williams Clara Barton George Eliot John Keats Miss Eliot England Romola Keats

Society To Show Film On Pasteur In Brinckerhoff Hall

The French club screens Louis Pasteur starring Sacha Guitry on Tuesday December 14 in Brinckerhoff Hall theater from 4 to 6. Admission is twenty five cents for members and thirty five cents for non members. Proceeds benefit the National War Fund. Nanette Newell, club president, notes Guitry’s take differs from Paul Muni’s American portrayal. Earlier in November the society hosted a tea with French flyers Lt Garabosse and Lt Ligeron.

Louis Pasteur Sacha Guitry Brinckerhoff Hall Brandson Film Co Nanette Newell Guitry Paul Muni The National War Fund Garabosse Ligeron

Bureau Seeks Volunteers as Big Sisters for Delinquent Girls

The bureau invites volunteers to mentor Protestant Catholic or Jewish girls released by Juvenile Courts. Social workers oversee the program with two to three hours weekly of informal interaction. Dawn Shaw 45 is the contact through Student Mail.

Dawn Shaw

Snyder Explains Spirit of Luther at Thursday Luncheon

Pastor Frank Snyder, Lutheran Counselor to Barnard and Columbia, discusses Martin Luther’s life theme free forgiveness of sins as key to the Protestant Reformation. He cites Luther’s translation of the Bible, open Bible movement, clergy marriage, hymns, catechism, and professorship at Wittenberg.

Martin Luther Frank Snyder Snyder Barnard Columbia Synder Luther University of Wittenburg

Sale Of Ball Bids For Winter Formal At College

Bids for the Winter Ball, a college formal replacing the Seph-Fresh Dance, will be held next Monday at a gym booth from 9 to 1. The event, with a blue snowy design, features decorations by Marie Colletti and others, a central committee announced by Katherine Keith and Mickey Martin, and invites include deans, professors, advisors, and student leaders.

Jake Marie Colletta Katherine Keith Mickey Martin Marie Colletti Patricia Benedict Demi Daniel Lucia Hathway Margaret Mary Fearey Eve Wellman Maryjorie Lerner Josephine Osbo Sue Demarest Nancy Walters Mary Graham Alice Schultz Doris Hering Dean Vireginia C. Gildersleeve Virginia D. Harrington Thomas P. Peardon Louise H. Gregory Lorna F. McGuire Martha Maack Joan Carey Mary Louise Stewart Yvonus Hauser Marilyn Martin

First Senior Tea Features Choir

The first of four Senior Teas will be held Thursday from 4 to 5 30 in the College Parlor. The Corpus Christi Chantel choir will entertain and one third of the faculty from all departments will attend. Seniors graduating in February are urged to come for the early tea.

Corpus Christi Chantel Choir

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Carman NWF Pasteur Bureau Eclair la Couple Sussex Tris Davis B.N.W.F.D. Chairman Aunizian Institute of Launder Naame Theatre of Reg Lect Pralii
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