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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1945
Page
2
Appeal urges donations of pennies and clothing for Tony Barnard through the Foster Parents’ Committee in New York City. Emphasizes wartime suffering, sanitary needs, and sending all gifts to 991 First Avenue as a Christmas aid drive.
The Foreign Language Requirement committees announce the January 1946 test must be taken by all seniors juniors and sophomores above the third term level. Some students not now in language courses may qualify for advance work and freshmen eligible in September or recommended for good fall term work may apply. A $5 late fee applies if the application is filed after the indicated date. If no application is received students who think they are eligible should consult the Registrar's office.
Jean Boeder of Barnard 46 and St. Pauls Chapel Choir spoke at UC A Day on our duty to know and defend religious principles. She urged action beyond words, citing Europe’s famine with six million expected to die, and noted the Church of England setting aside four million dollars for missionary work.
Three journalists from Brazil Venezuela and the United States received Maria Moors Cabot Gold Medals at Columbia University as part of the seventh annual convocation. Acting President Frank D. Fackenthal presented the awards in Low Memorial Library.
Corazon a Barnard Spanish Club features the play by Ciro Alegria directed by Amelia A. del Rio with Simone Dreyfus, Judith Rudansky, Helen McShane and others. The Casa de las Espanas hosts the performance at 8:30. La Societe Francais hosts a Christmas party with carols, a Santa Claus, a large tree, gifts, and a shepherdess flute solo.
A note promoting a year round magazine gift subscription at a discount rate attributed to C. Morse. It presents a generic incentive for printed magazines and emphasizes memorable value.
The Greek Games will feature Athena as the central figure with a theme of peace and victory. Freshmen and sophomores compete for a prize-winning lyric, with deadlines set for January 15 for program covers and February 6 for lyric entries.
Dr Otto Kallir director of the St Etienne Galleries will lecture on Art under the Nazis at a joint Fine Arts Club and International Relations Club meeting. He will compare Forbidden Art and Nazi approved works shown with concentration camp drawings exhibit in Odd Study through January 9. The talk at four in the College Parlor will be illustrated by lantern slides and refreshments served.
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