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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1946
Page
4
Letter to the editor calls for student cooperation to restore library quiet and cleanliness. The Barnard Library Committee, including UA president and class vice presidents, will meet Wednesday to address miss Dietz's concerns and possible proctoring by students.
Barnard students at Barnard College may join the World Federalists group at Columbia University. Beverly Beck says permission was granted by Miss Harrington after an organizational meeting held last Thursday at Room 403 Hamilton Hall.
Radcliffe College offers a fifty dollar prize to students at Barnard and six other colleges for the best original musical piece not exceeding four minutes. Entries due April 8 1947 with sealed contestant name in an envelope. winners announced June 4 at Radcliffe Commencement. Judges include Wallace Goodrich Arthur Shepard and Randall Thompson.
At a December meeting of the International Relations Club and the U N Committee Mrs Harrison Thomas discussed Problems of International Education and UNESCO. She is Educational Director of the American Association for the United Nations and led the Model Assemblies program. Barnard plans four delegates to the Model Assembly conference.
German club hosts a 4 to 6 p m Brooks Hall performance featuring a Death figure and a Dance of Death based on Holbein with the Fleissners script. Angel Choir and Christmas songs accompany the event with refreshments for all. El Circulo Hispano presents Vicente’s Auto de los Cuatro Estaciones directed by Eugenia Floret with a bilingual cast and Spanish carols.
Lea Waysman, an eighth Foster Child under Barnard’s plan, is a Polish Jew in Brussels after fleeing Poland in 1943. Her father and eldest sister were seized by the Gestapo and deported to Germany. no word has come since. Lea has lived with a Belgian family that shared what little they had as they strive to rebuild a normal life.
Columbia University reports 1,004 international students from 77 countries across 51 departments plus 14 Extension branches, with another 372 in Teachers College. About 100 students are veterans from 15 allied armies, many from British dominions, studying under veterans benefits. Canada leads with 134 students. China 127. France and Germany 45 each. England 38. Cuba 33. and others from Argentina to Venezuela are listed among the diverse cohort. Thirteen members of foreign secretariats affiliated with the UN are enrolled, mainly in graduate programs.
Kitty Kling won first place in the annual posture contest held last Wednesday in the gym. Martha Greene and June Feuer took second and third. Judges included Margaret Holland Anne Delano Virginia Russell and Royal S Haynes. Bowling extends to December 20 per June Ross.
Students are asked to rate fall topics from Religion and Labor to Faith in God and Local Morality and suggest spring term topics. The form lists options such as The Developing Religion of America and The Bible in the Modern World and asks for feedback to Nan Doggett in Student Mail.
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