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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1947
Page
4
Professor Thomas P. Peardon chairs a Faculty Curriculum Committee to review Barnard College's curriculum after two decades without major changes. The panel will gather alumnae, faculty, and student input, propose pruning and coordination of courses, and aim for a gradual overhaul over more than a year.
Reynolds shines as Dunois in a well received St Joan production at Barnard. Constance Godfrey and Anne Atheling impress in key roles while Donald I Richardson earns praise for direction and Shaw faithful adaptation. Costumes by Mary Jean Huntington lauded. Audience inspired by tragedy and drama honoring Professor Minor W. Latham.
Arnold Johnson, legislative director of the Communist Party in the United States, was refused permission to address a campus Marxist Cultural Society. UW declined AUD and Student Civil Rights Organization requests for a campus building for Carlo Marzani speech, who is free on bail pending appeal for concealing alleged Communist ties. Gerhart Eisler, convicted of contempt of Congress, had been barred by the university the week prior.
Dorothy Perotti won first place in the annual freshman Posture Contest sponsored by the Health Committee of A.A. The event was held in the Gymnasium at noon on December 10 marking the climax of posture correction in freshmen Physical Education classes. Judges included Professor Margaret Holland Dr. Mary V. Nelson Barnard class of 32 and Professor Mary P. O'Donnell. Joan MacManus and Joan Thanhouser were named second and third place.
The center runs craft bracelets by children indoors with a mix of social talk and games like ping pong. Barnard students inspired the craft craze and both girls and boys join, while volunteers receive job recommendations later. A carpentry incident shows a boy claiming to be a girl amid noisy play.
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