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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1945

Page

2

Freshmen View Greek Games at January Gym Demonstration

Freshmen and sophomores attended a Greek Games preview on Tuesday January 16 in the gym. Dancers listed include Irma Berkowitz Leora Dana Elaine Engelson Babette Fisher Frances Holmgren Katherine Keith. events featured discus hurdles chariot torch races with noted participants. writing prompts invite lyrics for the April 14 event focusing on Demeter and Persephone.

Irma Berkowitz Leora Dana Elaine Engelson Babette Fisher Frances Holmgren Katherine Keith Virginia Haggerty Ruth Raup Isabel Griffin Anne Ross Marion Gluck Kay Goldsmith Mary Hannigan Suzanne Smith Ruth Murphy Erna Ebeling Shaigan Kinchis Adrienne Lucey Marilyn Martin Elizabeth Campion Doris Clark Marie Knutsen Rosetta Croxton Marjorie Honig Cynthia Morse-Shreve Ruth Broft Dorothy Dieterle Dot Snyder Marcia Balfour Mrs. Seals Miss Sandros Demeter Persephone Earth Pluto Underworld

Fellowship Winners Speak at Tea in College Parlor

Marcia Barishman and Jean Neel, co winners of the Renoir Fellowship, will speak at a Fine Arts Department tea on February 20 at 4 oclock in the College Parlor. They chose Mexico as their summer study site due to war restrictions and have studied aboriginal art in Mexico City Morelia Paxaca and Puebla. Lantern slides will illustrate the lecture along with sculpture collected by the two artists during their trip.

Marcia Barishman Jean Neel Renoir Fine Miss Barishman Mexico Europe Mexico City Morelia Paxaca Puebla Barishman Miss Neel

Class of ’45 to Give Bond as Gift Scholarship

A senior week committee announced the class gift will be a bond funding a perpetual scholarship. The fund will award a $100 scholarship to a girl entering in 1955 and continue at the same amount until depleted. A publicity campaign will begin soon.

S C Adopts Upscale Fine And Dance Petitions Sought

The Student Council will consider petitions for sponsorship of a spring dance on May 5 at its February 27 meeting. Sabra Follett explains receipts from the dance will be used for specified purposes. The new fine plan, starting this term, imposes 23 cents for the first meeting and 50 cents for the second, then increasing. Ten girls were appointed as delegates to the Foreign Policy Association Conference on February 24: Betty Smith, Jane Brunstetter, Jane Weidland, Rita Harrigan, Marie Van Zeeland, Nan Mladinov, Natalia Troncoso, Ruth Maier, Janet Bisland, Barbara Byrne. Tanya Khmel is named Community Service Chairman, succeeding Blanche Sweet. Dorothy Passetti is granted 50 cent barner for all Barnard Hall Social Committee coffee dances. Political Council is denied permission to distribute copies of the Columbia Spectator about the United Nations rally due to expense. yi PEL ECE AK

Foreign Policy Association Betty Smith Jane Brunstetter Jane Weidland Rita Harrigan Marie van Zeeland Nan Mladinov Natalia Troncoso Ruth Maier Janet Bisland Barbara Byrne Tanya Khmel Blanche Sweet Dorothy Passetti Barnard Hall Social Committee Political Council Columbia Spectator United Nations Rally Yi Pel Ece AK

Chapel speakers back student aid drive at Columbia

Sandra Feldman associate secretary of the World Student Service Fund spoke in St Pauls Chapel on the European and Asian student plight. The Columbia College War Relief Committee organized the events with other speakers and ongoing open house programs in Earl Hall.

Sandra Feldman World Student Service Fund St. Paul’s Chapel Europe Asia Miss Feldman Columbia College War Relief Committee George B. Ford Newman Club Doctor Invin Edman Earl Hall Robert McCaffrey Earl Hall Society Fritz Stern Student War Relief Committee Robert Gutman Huntley Dupre WSSF Fanny Silbersheim- Hirsch International Committee For Securing Menorah-Seixas

Undergrad Nominees List of Freshman and Sophomore Leaders

A roster of undergraduate candidates with their campus roles. Betty Green, Carol Johns, Ruth Raup, Clare Stein, Nancy Elmendorf, Helen Pond, Rosemary Richmond, Laurie Trevor, and Natalia Troncoso hold positions in Rep Assembly, class offices, Greek Games, Glee Club, and campus clubs including News Board, Athletic Association, and various committees.

Wart Wycliffe Club Betty Green Miss Green Rep Assembly Carol Johns Miss Johns Athletic Association Ruth Raup Miss Raup Glee Club News Board of Bulletin Clare Stein Miss Stein Co-op Nancy Elmendorf Miss Elmendorf Helen Pond Miss Pond Rosemary Richmond Miss Richmond Wigs and Cues Laurie Trevor Trevor Bear and Mortarboard Natalia Troncoso Miss Troncoso

UNIO IRC Meeting Hear Jan Goris

Jan Goris, Commissioner of Information for Belgium for the Western Hemisphere, will speak at a United Nations Information Council meeting series sponsored by IRC on Thursday at 4 in the Conference Room. Goris also served as deputy commissioner of the Belgian Pavilion at the World's Fair.

Jan Goris Belgium United Nations Information Council IRC Goris

Berendsen and Eggleston Discuss War Prevention at UN Meeting

New Zealand minister Carl A. Berendsen urged prevention of war through a pledge to oppose illegal force with superior legal force and to rectify international inequalities. Speakers Grayson Kirk and Henry Fast noted small nations seek greater UN voice beyond Dumbarton Oaks. Dean McKnight closed with remarks on the UNIO program’s significance.

Carl A. Berendsen New Zealand United States Berendsen Grayson Kirk The University Henry Fast United Nations Information Office Fast Belgium United Nations Organization Dumbarton Oaks Nicholas McD. McKnight Columbia College UNIO

Italian Club Ends Term With Lecture And Opera Party

The Italian Club closed its term with a lecture by Professor Emerson Swift on General Aspects of Italian art on January 19 followed by its annual opera party on January 20. Members dined in Italian before attending Don Giovanni at the Metropolitan.

Emerson Swift Metropolitan

National Service Book Drive Ends with 233 Items

The War Activities Chairman Ruth Maier led a national service book drive finished with 93 books 126 pocket books and 14 hundred of magazines collected at Jake book cases. Materials will be sent to servicemen overseas and prisoners of war in enemy lands.

War Activities Ruth Maier British War Relief and Second Service Command Jake

Glee Club Announces Tryouts and Concert Plans

The Bar nard Glee Club held its first rehearsal Friday at 5 in the Music room and will rehearse Tuesdays and Fridays from 5 to 6 15. Interested students may try out Tuesday February 12 at 6 15 after rehearsal. Tentative spring concert plans underway.

Nard Glee Club Glee Club

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Raup Stein S.C Sabra Follett Unio-Irc Blondie Chic Young King Features Syndicate, Inc Ilynn Dagwood King Pestuees Syndicate, Inc World Troncoso Richmond Elmendorf Berendsen, Eggleston
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