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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1943
Page
2
Dr Elizabeth B Hurlock of Columbia University spoke to the Fine Arts Club on December 13 discussing the psychology of children's drawings. She argued art is play not a tool for insight and noted color use shifts with age from crayons to shading and eventually to simple paints.
This term's double size issue of Quarterly will be published next week and will not appear the day after vacation. The magazine will be available on campus instead of at the Bookstore as in previous practice.
The Episcopal Club and Wycliff Club held a Christmas party in the college parlor. They are preparing stockings funded by the City Mission Society to be given to hospitalized and slum-area children. Students can pick up stockings at Student Mail and fill them with toys games dolls candies and clothing then return them with a note of the child's age and sex by December 20.
Two four pound boxes of chocolates will reward the winners of a lucky dance at the Winter Ball Saturday night. Proceeds go to the National War Fund. Escorts buy tickets for fifty cents at the door. a drawing determines winners. Donated by Automatic Candy Corp. valued about eight dollars. Winter Ball is the largest holiday formal, with decorations, music by Bud Laird's orchestra, war stamp corsages, and guests including many faculty.
Prometheus is honored as the Greek god behind the Greek Games with competitive lyrics to honor him. The lyrics committee led by Margaret Dahm and advised by Professor Ethel Sturtevant aims for twenty to thirty lines and will submit to outside judges. Freshmen send entries to Ruth Raup and sophomores to Miss Dahm for the semester deadline.
Publicity staff of the National Service committee will help WAVES training at Hunter College by drawing classroom posters during the vacation. Bundles for America knitting unit reports completion of six V-necked sweaters and other items with more knitters needed. knitting supplies sold in room 401 Barnard daily 12 to 1.
Vera M. Dean addressed the college assembly on international cooperation. She argued communism will not block collaboration with Russia and stressed ties between the United States and Russia amid global shifts and the need to subordinate national interests to international aims. Diana Howell noted foreign policy as the council’s central focus for the year.
Camp committee chair Martha Megssler announces Open House week at Barnard Camp from February 2 to 8 between exams and semester start. Three two day sections priced 1.85 for students and .35 for dorm girls, with leaders Dorothy Snyder Doris Landre Florence McClurg and Margaret Holland as counsellor.
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