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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1950
Page
4
A college assembly discussion on keeping the Milbank porch and Annex lounge free of litter is pressured by patently childish behavior from community members who ignore a mature appeal to order. The writer condemns those who disregard the appeal and warns against insulting admonitions.
In the November 30 issue Bulletin corrects a factual error by Joan Harris claiming Eisenhower could study Grant at Gettysburg. The note clarifies that Grant fought at Vicksburg on the Mississippi while Meade led Union forces at Gettysburg. City College students are urged to defend Meade's honor.
Letter to the editor argues student apathy at Barnard is a problem but rejects shaming nonparticipants. The writer urges organizations to offer appealing activities and spread word, noting cancelled dances and poor attendance at events like the Folk Festival and Wigs and Cues.
The CUSC panel, including administration, faculty, and student representatives, will study appropriate standards for ruling on invitations to speakers and, if needed, create a body to administer such criteria.
Barnard College's Debate Council under Judy Reisner '52 debates at Columbia Princeton NYU City College Cornell and more in a busy season. The group posts strong records including a win against Hofstra and a perfect score at Hofstra, while fostering friendships through weekly sessions and freshman debates.
The English Department offers two seminars English 91 92 and 98 94 to let students specialize in field work while maintaining balance across majors. The Conference is required for juniors and seniors. Special Readings is open to all and aids in majors exams.
Registration details show Psychology 28 moved to 10 a.m. on MWF and Physics 80 lab hours set as two or four points by arrangement. Sociology 32 reinstated Tuesdays 2 to 4 p.m. with an extra conference hour. English 18 44 52 Government 144 Religion 44 and Zoology 80 will not be offered in spring.
The Army extends regular commissions in the Women's Army Corps to qualified graduates aged 21 to 27 on Sept 1 1951. Applicants must be US citizens, single with no dependents under 18, with a January 15 1951 application deadline at Headquarters First Army New York. Selected candidates receive direct WAC Reserve Corps appointments and, after Fort Lee training, may qualify as Regular Army Second Lieutenants.
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