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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1947
Page
3
Helen Pond M Shipman and L Trevor head tickets for undergrad presidency with voting set for tomorrow. Treasurer nominees include Lois Boochever Bambi Elliott Jackie Hill and June Ross while Evelyn Boxhorn and Patience Dalhouse declined.
Mrs McIntosh will preside as Dean Virginia C Gildersleeve retires after 1911 tenure. Milli cent Carey McIntosh named principal speaker for the first formal assembly of the new semester at 1 PM in Barnard Hall gymnasium, requiring attendance by all students.
The Liberal Club will sponsor a 26 placard exhibit on contributions of African Americans to American life during National Brotherhood Week. Placards will hang in Odd Study Feb 17 24. The club aims to study school discrimination in New York and recruit student help for a March on Albany to press for education benefits and anti discrimination measures.
Rita Abrams Mary Carroll Martha Greene Martha Kahle Joan Lance and Vicki Thomson seek Undergraduate Association secretary posts as class of 1950 nominees. Each must file petitions with fifty supporting signatures by the deadline.
Barnard alumnae will visit the college tomorrow for Alumnae Day marking the first such event in two years after the Tugboat strike emergency caused cancellations last year. To allow students to attend the memorial service at St Pauls Chapel tomorrow at noon, all 11 o clock classes are cancelled. Sophomore senior weekend at Barnard Camp occurs Friday through Sunday with a 12 o clock meeting tomorrow in Barnard Hall alcove.
The Admissions Office announces twenty-eight new students admitted for the Spring Semester at Barnard College. Twenty-two are regular transfers, six are special students including one graduate and two degree candidates, with four transfers originally set for February withdrawing. Four veterans and six foreign students join, including three from Norway, one from Australia, one from Hungary, one from France, and a special student from England.
The college will hold votes from 10 AM to 4 PM tomorrow and Thursday to select among three junior nominees Hui Chen Helen Pond Margaret Shipman and Laurie Trevor Hui Chen declined. Nominations for undergraduate secretary and treasurer were also made at Friday’s all college meeting.
Betty Wall reports twelve police officers and a larger search for a six foot stranger in Brooks Hall after a male intruder was seen prowling the Hewitt area. Miss Stuessi followed him downstairs and the intruder left by an unlocked Hewitt door. Police could not confirm a single suspect.
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