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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1957
Page
4
Barnard College reports a 15 percent rise in job opportunities for its graduates and alumnae in 1955 56. Ruth Houghton notes high demand for scientists teachers and secretaries yet many posts remain unfilled due to candidate shortages.
Mademoiselle selects three Barnard students Sharon Whitely Green Barbara Rose and Carol Walker to serve on its College Board. They join 650 applicants from colleges nationwide and will report on college life while completing two assignments. The Twenty Guest Editorships award will be decided in May. The 1957 College Fiction contest is open to women under twenty six enrolled in accredited colleges with a March 15 deadline.
The Barnard Debate Council hosted fifteen colleges including Columbia, Georgetown, Princeton, NYC’s C C N Y and NYU. St John’s won all eight debates to claim the title with Princeton second at seven and one loss.
Columbia Players present Our Town by Thornton Wilder next week at Minor Latham Theatre. The production features Mrs Webb Emily Webb Mrs Gibbs played by Betty McCormick Miranda Knickerbocker Sara Peach with Maurice Prendeville Ted Cook Gordon Heyworth and directed by Sorrell Booke a professional actor with notable stage credits.
An all star variety show at McMillin Theatre Sunday February 24 at 3 00 pm benefits the Manhattanville Community Center Inc Proceeds support expanded children and youth programs sponsored by Columbia Committee for Community Service.
Barnard College and Columbia University volunteers from the Committee for Community Service and the Student Service Organization conducted a Help Day at Sydenham Hospital on February 9. Forty volunteers wore sweatshirts and dungarees, cleaning five wards including pediatric and surgical areas. They scrubbed walls washed windows and rearranged beds to assist operations.
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