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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1948
Page
4
Vassar College will start a revised program next fall emphasizing four major areas natural sciences historical development arts and foreign languages. Students major in related studies with advisers and can cross department lines. Collateral work and summer reading may earn credit toward the degree.
Gertrude Rosenstein announces a three day drive total of 207 dollars not counting dorms or Wishing Well deposits. Class totals show 1930 lead with 59.80, 1948 second with 57.70, 1949 46.50, and 1951 44.08, with remaining funds shared equally among four classes.
The University Christian Association began its Lenten series with Rev. Dr. J Edward Dirks speaking on Meaning of Lent. Next Thursday he will discuss What Life Gives Us to Start With. A dance follows in Earl Hall auditorium with ten cent admission.
Barnard Chapter of the Intercollegiate Zionist Federation held its first meeting to plan the semester program led by Rosalie Grayer. She will run a Monday study group on Zionism and coordinate potential joint Barnard-Columbia support for fundraising and events. Professor Elizabeth Salmon spoke on philosophy versus science to the Barnard Newman Club, which also announced the annual retreat at the Cenacle of St. Regis tentatively set for March 12 through 14. The Newman Club, led by Jean-Marie Haule, will host Lenten Talk series with Very Reverend Nicholas Higgins at Earl Hall starting today at four.
Barnard's Debate Council opens a spring program with a Barnard Bryn Mawr debate on February 24 at 4 in the Conference Room presided by Mrs. Miallicent C. MacIntosh. Beverly Beck and Elaine Weiner will argue for world federal government. judges include Harrington Carey and Maciver.
The Barnard Job Conference opened in the College Parlor with a panel of alumnae sharing how they apply training to careers in fields handling ideas. Helen Pond leads the Undergraduate Association interview as the event plans to end Thursday night.
The Columbia History exhibit features the Black Book of Misdemeanors and Dr Johnson’s freehand seal of Columbia College. It shows tickets to lectures on midwifery chemistry and operative surgery unused, offering a view of Columbia and U S history in a formal museum setting.
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