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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1947
Page
4
The article announces a Friday auction of lost items from 12:00 to 3:00 in the Conference Room. The items include clothing, handbags, textbooks and fountain pens. A five cent fee applies. free retrieval ends February 13. Proceeds go to the Undergraduate Association fund.
The International Relations Club invites students to hear Dr Clyde Eagleton of New York University discuss What of the United Nations next Friday February 14 at four in the College Parlor. Eagleton, NYU professor of International Law and Commission member, will lead a question period followed by refreshments.
Union Theological Seminary professor Dr David T Roberts will speak at the U C A meeting on February 13. The philosophy and religion expert has contributed articles on the link between Christianity and psychiatry to various magazines.
French 8 students seek loaned or sold copies of Voltaire Oeuvres Philosophiques Larousse edition. Please leave at Student Mail in care of Mrs Johns.
The Columbia Players present T. S. Eliot's Murder in the Cathedral at St Pauls Chapel from February 13 to 15. Tickets $1.20 in John Jay lobby, 12 to 5 daily. Cast includes Dolph Sweet as Becket, Alan Wolfe and others, with Salvatore Castellabiano as herald and Preston Munter directing.
The Barnard schedule lists events for Tuesday February 11 including assemblies glee club auditions voting for Undergrad President and senior ball committee meetings. Joseph Blau and E Roberts speak at chapel and junior prom committee events. Friday February 14 features a Coffee Dance IRC meeting on the United Nations and an AA Carnival under the Big Top at Earl Hall Gym.
Margaret Shipman nicknamed Targie, a dorm student, has served on Residence Council for two years and as Business Manager for Greek Games Junior Show and Junior Prom. she aims for a medical research career. Lawrie Trevor, Barnard delegate to Chicago National Student Conference, former class president and yearbook editor, majors in economics and government.
All applicants for scholarships grant-in-aid and residence grants for 1947 48 must file in the Dean's Office by March 1 at 5 00 P M. Blank forms from the Dean's Secretary must be completed and signed by a parent or guardian. Applicants should seek real need and explore external sources before asking for college funds. some interviews may be arranged and awards announced near the end of April.
Dean Gildersleeve and the Comptroller with the Assistant to the Comptroller held a conference with Transport Workers Union representatives on Thursday January 9. The union put forward contract condition proposals and the Dean agreed to study which suggestions the College could adopt.
A Barnard student urges forming a Pre-Law Club to aid women pursuing legal careers. She notes limited recognition of the need and cites the existing Pre-Med Club as a model. Interested students are asked to contact via Student Mail.
Profiles of Martha Kahle Joan Lance and Vicki Thomson outlining their roles at Lenox Croton Harmon and Barnard Chatham Hall plus a campus update. The Foster Parents Drive reports 3155.68 dollars in net proceeds and a corrected note on dance refreshments selling for 34.54 dollars under Joan Demarest’s chairmanship.
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