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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1939
Page
4
The Junior class delegates to the Representative Assembly held a Wednesday meeting that failed to clearly explain the Community Chest drive. Rita Roher and Rosalyn Rubin ’41 criticize the hazy discussion, noting apathy and urging clearer explanations for future class meetings.
The Council recommends amendments to clarify the Honor Board’s relationship with the Undergraduate President and the Dean in Charge of Student Affairs. Proposals call for formal constitutional amendments and a system that brings every case before the Board for its decision on severity. A semi annual report of the Board’s activities would be submitted to Student Council.
Professor Braun presented an illustrated talk on Wilhelm Busch, praised as the father of Fromme Helene and the Rembrandt of cartoons. He showed Max and Moritz and Katzenjammer Kids, explained Busch's satire of Germany, and noted his playful jingles. The program ended with coffee cake, hot chocolate, and folk songs.
A badminton exhibition by professionals and champions takes place Wednesday night December 13 at 7 45 in the Barnard Hall gymnasium. The event invites everyone including outside guests.
The Tobé-Coburn School for Fashion Careers offers five fellowships covering one year of tuition for seniors. Information and registration forms are available in the Occupation Bureau. Applicants must register by January 31, 1940.
The final The Causerie before Christmas is set for Thursday December 14 at the Maison Francaise located at 117 Street. The event has no formal program allowing time for discussion and conversation.
Students are invited to enter a posture contest sponsored by the Health Committee on Thursday December 14 at noon in the gym. A surprise guest speaker will be announced soon.
A required meeting for the sophomore class is scheduled for Tuesday, December 12. Attendees must attend as part of class procedures and notices will be given at the session.
Two Wigs And Cues rehearsals are scheduled in the theater at 4 o clock today and tomorrow. The club's next business meeting will be held on Wednesday December 13.
The annual Employees' Christmas gift boxes are placed in the entrance of Bar nard and Milbank Halls for faculty and students to show appreciation of the operating staff's loyal service.
Christmas week end at Barnard Camp starts this afternoon. People who should decide to go should see Miss Holland immediately.
The senior class will meet at 12 noon on Tuesday December 12 in room 304 Barnard to discuss upcoming activities and requirements.
Professor Upton of the Math Club will give an informal talk in the Conference Room on Monday at 4 o clock. The event invites students to join and hear a casual presentation followed by discussion.
An open hour of basketball competition runs this afternoon from 4 to 5 in the gym. Everyone is invited to participate including girls who wish to act as officials.
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