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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1941
Page
4
Students continue the repair program under Mr. Wolfe with hands on engine work and photography by the department photographer. Miss Georgiana Remer and peers apply grease, Pro-Tek, and cotton underwear motifs while a stern exam challenge looms at the end of the session.
Reports to Representative Assembly reveal the all college election for delegates at large will be held this Thursday and Friday. Ruth Taubenhans, Undergraduate President, announced yesterday. Doris Bayer and Doris Procttka reported on the ISS conference held during Christmas vacation. Cecil Golanr covered the ASU conference also held during Christmas. AYC Town Meeting in Washington, D C February 7 9 and the Conference of Young Women held during the Christmas holidays will be presented at a special session at Representative Assembly next Monday.
Florence Levine reports Columbia plans a major expansion of University Hall to add a three story gym and adjacent one story wing. The project seeks 3.5 to 4 million for completion and includes a 4,500 spectator basketball court, 5 bowling lanes, rifle range, rowing tank, and rooftop tennis courts among 1900s campus improvements.
Friendship House plans to stay open if funds arrive within three weeks. A cultural center seeks hostesses and volunteers to work with youths in a social group and to host monthly lectures on social problems. Additional plans include hospital trips, housing projects, and labor union visits.
The article notes service courses starting with an exercise room session from 4:50 to 6:50 each week taught by a Red Cross instructor. A 35-person quota is full, and Prof. Reynard explores a second course, aiming for Tuesday or Thursday offerings.
Professor Henry A Boorse of the physics department will speak on Production and Uses of Low Temperatures at the Physical Science club meeting Friday in the physics reading room 233 Milbank. He has produced temperatures near absolute zero and is researching low temperature uses. Betty Isaacs, president, announced a field trip to Columbia University laboratories next week.
The Van Am Society hosts an afternoon of dance style demonstrations from 1900 to 1941 on Tuesday February 25 at 3 30 in John Jay Hall. Introduces Miss Kaffy Roulstone and Mr B John Reinhardt new instructors for the spring series. Barnard students invited free admission.
A group of thirty students from Chile led by Magdelana Vicuna visited a tea hosted by the Spanish club yesterday afternoon. Frederigo Onis and faculty from Spanish and French departments attended along with other staff. The students attend the University of Santiago and Catholic University of Santiago and came during summer recess to take supplementary courses, seen as Pan American cooperation and goodwill.
Miss Clare Howard of Barnard urges students to submit poems to the Columbia University Press contest before February 20 in 1404 Milbank. Winning pieces may be published in the Columbia An thology of Verse. Judges favor original style with vivid imagery and careful craft.
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