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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1951
Page
4
A proposal to extend the Political Council representation to all student groups faces opposition from a small minority. The measure would add one representative from each class, with votes pending in sophomore and senior classes after favorable freshman and near-majority junior outcomes.
Students will gather for a Christmas Assembly Tuesday with Dean Millicent C. McIntosh delivering a religious message. Jacob Avshalomoff of the Columbia University Chorus will direct hymns and the student body will sing carols. Dean McIntosh will be serenaded by Assembly members and host lunch in the College Parlor. A New Testament Christmas story with music will follow at St. Pauls Chapel Candle Light Service Thursday at 5 15.
The piece defends freedom of the pulpit in selecting Thanksgiving preachers across traditions. It argues against a separate Barnard assembly to avoid interdenominational exchange, warning it would produce a watered down service. It emphasizes inviting principal local clergy and preserving constitutional right to express faith traditions.
PC polls Barnard students on social activities with plans from Jacqueline Hyman Ellen Schlicher Sondra Kleinman and Lynne Bresler to form a Social Council coordinate with Columbia University extend ongoing events and guide a new social program.
A group of Columbia College juniors and seniors joined Barnard freshmen for a Modern Living discussion led by Mrs. Tilla Van Everen. The panel, arranged by Ernest Stewart, explored dating and marriage topics, including double standards and how a girl should act on a date, drawing strong student questions and several suggested approaches.
WKCR presents Antony and Cleopatra the second in a series with Columbia Humanities casting today 2 to 5 pm and tomorrow 3 to 5 pm. Open to all Columbia students.
Liberal typewriter trade-in allowances and rental rates offered by University Typewriter and Radio Shop at 606 West 15th Street. Rental options begin at $4.00 per month for 10 to 3 months with hours 2 to 7 P.M. daily and 10 to 5 on Saturdays. Free booklet on Touch Typewriting and a free calendar available on site.
A sequence of campus events listed across December 13 to 21 includes lectures open houses discussions and Christmas weekend activities. Notable participants include Professor David A Robertson Reverend Frederick T Schumacher Dorothy Thompson and Dean Millicent C McIntosh with events at Earl Hall Brannder Matthews Theatre Casa Italiana and Brooks Hall.
The Faculty Committee and Student Council acted without Debate Council input. Debate Council will meet with Student Council to discuss its function and charter. The Dean reports the suggestion to renovate Barnard Hall cafeteria for student gatherings. Freshmen are barred from tryouts for Murder in the Cathedral next February.
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