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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1941
Page
2
BWR started something last year when it opened the Workshop. It made knit one part two knit one the password for admittance to every class. It also established khaki blue and grey campus colors and produced several hundred sweaters and scarves and sticks.
The Milbank workshop in Room 10 remains open offering wool prints and knitting supplies from 11 30 to 1 30. Students and professors alike are drawn to the knitting craze with bundles of yarn needles and instructions available for term papers and leisure.
Grace Barrett, editor in chief of last year’s annual, announces a sale of prints. Students may reserve pictures by writing to Sylvia Gaus, photography editor of Vor tarboard, who handles the sale. Prices will be reasonable but no orders for copies will be taken.
Notice from John J. Swan Comptroller announces employment Christmas gift boxes placed in Barnard and Milbank Halls entrances. This annual act invites faculty and students to show appreciation for the loyal service of the operating staff.
Dr Mary Jennings will speak at the senior hygiene lecture today at 4 in the College Parlor Joann McQuiston president of the senior class urges all seniors to attend though attendance is not required.
Mr. de Creeft recounts twenty three years in Paris shaping his versatile sculpture practice and twelve years in America with showings in most New York museums. He hopes sculpture and other art become everyday in homes, not confined to museums, arguing for personal art in modern life.
In this town page teaser a student recalls his slow climb through fraternity life from sophomore struggles to junior year. The piece hints at graduate work ambitions and invites readers with interest in young actors and experimental theatre to attend late shows from nine to twelve, despite long hours.
Herbert King associate secretary of the National Council of Student Christian Associations will speak at the UCA open house next Thursday on rotten religion. A recent panel discussed issues to be raised at the National Assembly at Miami University Oxford Ohio during Christmas break including a potential peace policy and aims. Several UCA members are expected to attend the assembly.
The Mathematics club hosts a paper and paste party in the Conference Room on Wednesday December 10 from 4 to 6. Members of math classes and the Physical Science club are invited. Florence Harwich 43 will show curved drawing with tacks and strings. Shirley Sexauer 44 reports on the Mobius strip. Harriet Pinney 45 oversees refreshments.
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