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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1951
Page
3
The Board of Estimate approved transferring deed to 119th Street from Broadway to Claremont Avenue to Barnard College for 1000. The move completes a campus extension plan, with blueprints to follow. Barnard pays for street removal costs.
The Columbia Chapter of Youth for Eisenhower led by William M. Sharpless three weeks old, launched presidential campaign efforts. They joined the national organization to open Eisenhower headquarters at the Hotel Shelburne and two members appeared on Tex and Jinx as minute men interviewing Senators Duff and Lodge. Roy Schotland C 54 plans a pre Christmas rally with guest speaker to press for nomination while warning Taft would return GOP to McKinley.
Sophomore and freshman class meetings delay consideration of an amendment creating elected Political Council representatives. Kathie Burge summarizes PC activities while treasurer reports a $91.84 balance and a planned $4.50 surplus after Sophomore Dinner costs. Freshman nominations for social chairman later elect Elin Browne as entertainment chair for the December 20 tea.
The final spring term registration date is Friday December 14 with penalties for late filing or changes. New courses in Fine Arts philosophy and sociology appear, including Philosophy 72 on Schopenhauer Nietzsche influence and Sociology 36 on juvenile delinquency. Several courses Geology 26 Government 28 64 and History 28 are dropped.
Plan Ballet Snowball Bounce features college girls with no name for their dance resolving themselves in a water ballet Friday December 15 at 5 15 p m in the pool. Penny Nichols directs the annual fantasy about naming a dance with numbers including The Syncopated Clock Slaughter on 10th Avenue and various rhumbas tangos and blues. Carol Chrisney and Mary Ann Tinklepaugh perform a duet with intermediate and advanced swimming classes in group and solo acts.
Dr. Salo W. Baron of Columbia will speak on American Jewish History at the Seixas Menorah Open House today at 3 30 p m in Earl Hall. He directs the Center of Israeli Studies and was born in Tarnow Austria and educated in Vienna.
A campus blood drive reports 56 pledges with 37 pints from students and the remainder from faculty. Columbia aims for 1,200 pints. Barnard seeks at least 200. Donors aged 18 to 59 may donate with parental consent for students under 21. Blood mobile visits Columbia January 9 and 10.
Dues of 4.00 dollars for Senior Week will be collected daily from 12 to 1 p.m. except Thursdays when collection runs 12:30 to 1 p.m. The campaign began last Thursday and will continue until Christmas.
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