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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1941
Page
2
Notices state a required assembly today at P10 in the gymnasium. The Glee Club meets Tuesday evening and Thursday afternoon in 408 Barnard from 3:00 to 4:00.
A required junior class meeting will be held at 12:00 noon on Wednesday in room 304 Barnard Hall. The event urges attendance and notes the location and time for all members.
The wAv tea will be held Thursday afternoon in the Conference Room from four to six.
All students slated to graduate in February 1941 and 1942 should contact Alice Drury at once regarding participation in Senior Week activities.
Each student is responsible for her own eligibility and must resign from extra curricular work immediately if her midterm grades render her ineligible. Notify Marjorie Leahy, 41 Eligibility Chairman, and the head of the activity.
Barnard College outlines a program to prepare students for assisting engineers on government projects. Aptitude tests assess math, neatness, and dexterity for blueprints and tracings. Scholarships may offset a $10 course fee. advanced study could follow in 1941 1942. A second track trains topographers for aerial reconnaissance and air force support.
A Barnard Hall third floor gallery hosts watercolors lithographs and gouache works on loan from the WRIA Art Project. The lending program allows dormitory students to rent wall art for room decoration with monthly exchanges, while non sale works stay with institutions such as hospitals prisons and libraries.
The group includes Professor Eli rd chair Henry A Boorse of physics Dr Christina P Grant in History Dr Mirra Komarovsky economics social science and Mr John J Swan comptroller.
Freshman committees list chairmen for athletics Marilyn Collyer, business Muriel Evans, costumes Nancy Goodwin, dance Patty Havill, music Nananne Porcher, properties Jea n Vandervoort, entrance. Charlotte McKenzie as general chair asks freshmen to contact the chairs to join committees for the event theme based activities.
Roberta Hadley president of Wigs and Cues announces a property use policy for outside groups. Fees apply for curtains and performances three dollars for the property room and three dollars for Wigs and Cues items with mandatory clean up by 5 PM Monday after weekend shows.
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