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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1941
Page
2
Friday notices list a Health Committee meeting at 12 00 in Miss Tuzo's room and a Newman Club business meeting in the Little Parlor. Also at 12 00 freshmen Greek Games Dance and Music Committees meet in the gym to discuss plans today.
Senior Proctor Court meets today in the Student Council Room from noon. The Junior Show resumes singing and dancing tryouts in 304 Barnard and the Conference Room from noon to 1 PM.
The Freshman Greek Games Music Committee will meet at noon in room 408 Barnard on Monday February 17 to discuss event planning and music arrangements.
A 12:00 PM session of the Representative Assembly will be held in room 304 Barnard.
Howard Brinton, prominent Quaker educator and Pendle Hill director, will speak to Protestant clubs on the Quaker stance amid the current world situation. He has studied religious orders in China and edited works on worship and social religion. Jacqueline Wirsching invites all students to attend open meeting with tea following.
Posters announce sign-up for Greek Games with roles for priestesses challengers and charioteers. eligibility varies. Rehearsals run March 5 to April 2 ahead of the April 5 event. sophomore and freshman participants urged.
The Federal Union Inc announces a college editor contest with a $100 prize and a Washington trip for the best editorial titled Youth Needs Union Now.
Thirty Chilean students from the University of Santiago and Catholic University of Santiago will attend a Monday tea in the College Parlor hosted by El Circulo Hispano. The six week summer session covers architecture psychology law music and art taught by faculty from Spanish and French departments. The visit, led by Magdalena Vicuna, reflects Pan American goodwill and mirrors U S student exchanges.
An open meeting for American Studies will present recordings about Dust Bowl migrants from the Midwest to California. The Library of Congress materials include songs and camp meeting records, borrowed for the event. The session in Milbank Hall Room 39 at 3:00 features discussion and Q&A.
The article outlines a new service group with occupational therapy experience in municipal hospitals, to operate in Barnard Hospital and Welfare Island hospital during tuberculosis and welfare hospital contests. Drafting, map making, and photogrammetry training are planned under Boorse and Swan, starting February 17, with map making led by geology physics and mathematics departments.
Mrs Charles Warren and Mrs James Flynn topped the Alumnae Quiz on Alumnae Day in 304 Barnard. Each winner received a Wedgwood plate bearing the Columbia seal for first and second high scores.
Florence Levine, associate news board member and William Allen White committee participant, is elected freshman representative to the Honor Board. The board includes two members from each year, one named by the Board and one by class vote.
Look Magazine announces a picture story contest for college students with a $500 first prize. Entrants must submit 10 to 50 photographs plus an explanatory story of 2000 words or fewer. The entry deadline is April 15, 1941, with details available from the College Picture Editor at Look, 511 Fifth Avenue, New York.
Miss Phyllis Wicken den, chairman of the British War Relief Drive, thanks staff for generous contributions. Funds support a second mobile feeding unit bound for England. The Barnard Committee clarifies it is not connected with the Columbia drive and asks contributions go to British War Relief.
Van Am spring dance classes start Wednesday February 26 in John Jay Hall. The eight lesson course includes two tea dances with a two dollar fee. Instructors are Reulstone and Reinhardt, both experienced college teachers who have taught at Rutgers and given an exhibition at the Biltmore Hotel.
The senior class hosts a Valentine Day tea with committee members Margaret Lavender Nancy Rogan Lois Berberich Charlotte Cassell and Lucia Quintero inviting all seniors to attend. The event aims to inspire a light in their eyes and perhaps a resolution to pursue home care over the rise of civilisation.
The Barnard Interfaith Council and the War Hall Society sponsor a religious art exhibit to open at Low Memorial Library next Wednesday from 3 to 4 PM. It will run for three weeks with Earl Hall Society members guiding visitors after brief remarks by Irwin Edman and Herbert Schneider of the Philosophy Department.
Students must send up to six poems to Professor Clare Howard at Milbank Hall by February 20 for the Columbia Poetry 41 volume. Submissions require a self addressed stamped envelope. paper may be returned only if provided. Columbia University Press aims for publication before Commencement. For details contact Professor Howard.
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