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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1955
Page
3
Professor Gladys Meyer of Barnard argues that current students exhibit political apathy loneliness and a relative view of life. She cites Karl Mannheim and says each generation shapes the next while written material now preserves heritage beyond the family.
An all college assembly to nominate officers for the Undergraduate Association 1955 56 will be held tomorrow from 1 to 2 p m in the gym. Voting for presidential candidates runs Thursday through Friday this week.
Jerry Slifer leads a nascent Barnard athletic club as prospective basketball members meet at noon in 207 Barnard Hall to discuss goals for the year. Slifer, 57, heads AAs basketball committee and aims to replace the committee system with a club model inspired by Miss Gilcoynes seminar last semester at the physical education dinner.
Dorothy Donnelly was elected Sophomore Greek Games Chairman at the class meeting held last Friday. Senior week includes May 28 ball at University Club, Baccalaureate, Commencement, and President's Tea. Barbara Schwartz chairs Seph Sing on February 21. Tickets for prom March 12, Mardi Gras theme with bands. sales start February 28.
The Junior Show prepares with rehearsals starting this week and music to be added next week. Toni Crowley names leads Ruth Young Ehrenberg Piri Halasz Peggy Gilcher and Diana Cohen with many supporting roles filled. Tickets go on sale February 14 for performances February 24 25 and 26 priced 1.00 Thursday 1.25 Friday and Saturday.
Barnard College economics instructor Mrs Rosemary Arnold argues the CIO AFL merger will aid labor unity and harmony. The plan names George Meany as head, Walter Reuther stepping aside, and Schnitzler as secretary treasurer. it preserves union integrity and ends the long interunion raiding.
A Columbia University Student Council conference on March 25 and 26 discusses the art status in America. Three symposiums feature museum curators opera theatre and artists with about 25 speakers, plus a student concert art exhibit and essay contest at Low Library Rotunda.
The annual School and College Conference for English teachers in the northeast will meet at the Minor Latham Drama Workshop Thursday and Friday under Professor Eleanor Rosenberg. Speakers include Louis Zahner, Myrtle Dan, G Armor Craig, Leo Barry, Carol Martin, and Edward J. Gordon.
The Placement Office offers teaching posts in independent schools not requiring Education courses. Winsor School Boston seeks a senior college graduate for a paid English History fifth grade apprenticeship and English physics/chemistry positions for upper grades. Columbus School for Girls seeks a Mathematics opening. interviews in New York. Mount Holyoke offers three resident fellowships with $1200 stipend plus tuition, room, and board to pursue a MA while serving as social head of a resident hall.
Barnard Debate Council started its tournament rounds last weekend at New York University debating the topic on United States recognition of Red China's government. The group won four of eight panels and plans at least three more events this semester, with a regional tournament on April 23 inviting eastern seaboard schools.
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