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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1941

Page

4

Dean urges calmness and continued study at Barnard

Dean Virginia C. Gildersleeve told Barnard students to keep their composure and not abandon work for defense duties. She urged volunteers to fill out cards, align with national crisis plans, and pursue higher service while continuing studies. The program then featured modern, tap, and folk dances by the Dance Committee with performances by Barbara Fish and Ruth Stern, accompanied by Ruth Lloyd and Miss Jane Harting.

Virginia C. Gildersleeve Barnard Representative Assembly The Athletic Association Barbara Fish Modern Dance Group Ruth Stern Ruth Lloyd Jane Harting Physical Education Department

Ask Students To Fill Stockings

The Social Service Committee announces a booth on Jake Street open from 12 to 1 for distributing empty stockings. Students are urged to fill them with candy and new or good used toys, labeled for boy or girl and age. Hospital children will also receive the filled stockings.

Social Service Committee Jake Uges Parrish National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Labor Temple 14Th Street Second Avenue Carol Camblon Jane Devonshire Miriam Gore Ursula de Antonio

Programs Must Be In At 4:00 Today

All programs for next term are due at the registrar’s office before 4:00 today. A lateness penalty of ten dollars applies.

Choir to sing at Christmas tea in Brooks Hewitt dining rooms

The Residence Halls host a nominal Christmas tea on Sunday December 14 with the University Choir led by Professor Lowell Beveridge. Parents and faculty are invited and guests include Miss Helen P Abbott Miss Helen Searles and Miss Allicent Cox.

Brooks and He Helen P. Abbott Helen Searles Alllicent Cox

Dr Samuel Dinin Addresses Jewish Education Luncheon

Dr Samuel Dinin spoke at a Menorah and Columbia Jewish Student Society luncheon in Earl Hall. A Columbia PhD and associate of the Jewish Theological Seminary, he outlined new educational approaches from child precursors to adult projects. The event was the second in a joint Menorah JSS series.

Samuel Dinin Menorah Columbia Earl Hall Dinin Jewish Theological Seminary Seminary College Teachers Institute J.S.S

Students to Discuss Curriculum Changes at Open Tea

Student Council sponsors an open discussion of curriculum problems on Thursday December 18 from 4 to 6 pm in the College Parlor. Undergraduate President Emily Gunning says Dean Virginia C. Gildersleeve called the meeting to explain current regulations and possible changes. Curriculum Committee chair Sally Lou Falk will moderate with members Judith Coplon Mary Carroll Rowena Matthews Arna Tamborelle Helen Kandel Judith Ann Paige and Norma Shoetner invited to assist.

Emily Gunning Virginia C. Gildersleeve Judith Coplon Mary Carroll Rowena Matthews Arna Tamborelle Helen Kandel Judith Ann Paige Norma Shoetner

Former German Minister Discusses War Departments

Dr Arnold Brecht former Reichminister of Justice and Economics told Government Majors that coordinated ministries are vital in wartime. He contrasted German British and American systems noting central coordination can speed decisions while friction risks collapse. Brecht teaches at the New School and has links to Harvard. he left Germany in 1933 and defended the Weimar constitution earlier.

Arnold Brecht Reichminister of Justice and Economics Dr Brecht Britain Germany United States Amera OVAE SPABS Visiing

German Club Plans Annual Christmas Tree Party

The Deutscher Kreis invites the College to a Christmas Tree Party next Monday at 4:00 in Brooks Hall. Music and costumes highlight the Christmas play presented by the German Club with Verna Pamborelle as music director and Betty Earthwaite as guest chairman.

I Brooks Deutscher Kreis Christ Vliss Verna Pamborelle Betty Earthwaite Plas Barnard

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Dean Lowell Beveridge JSS and Dr. Dinin Ulty Col Lege Sally Lou Falk Aliss Falk Mittee Dr. Brecht Ag Supreme Court Berlin Univer Hitler Malcolm Pope Pope Reynolds Tobacco Co Winston-Salem, N.C Eastmart E. C. Gaines Regents Lexington Ave Cath Sty N.Y American Institute of Laundering Arrid Allotores
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