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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1946
Page
2
CURC earned high praise from the University for its wartime style coverage during the emergency caused by Mayor O'Dwyer's proclamation. The station remained on the air past midnight and continued reporting all day Tuesday announcing Columbia classes were suspended and the mayor's revocation followed moments after the news broke.
Deck tennis committee announces an elimination tournament running from March 4. Old and new players invited to compete following a previous ladder event won by Mary Brown 746 with Barbara Hewlett and Barbara Maeser as finalists. Watch for a full story in the next issue on A.A. Health Week February 25 to March 1.
Beginning February 1 the privilege of smoking in the west porch of Milbank Hall was withdrawn. Smoking on campus is now confined to the walk between 119th Street and Barnard Hall including the Jungle. The change follows student carelessness in dropping butts on the porch floor instead of using receptacles.
The Bulletin staff holds a 4 30 party for new freshmen transfers and current students seeking to try out for the sheet. Interested students are introduced to the staff and briefed on assignments for the tryout. Those absent may visit the office this week for a trial.
Freshmen and sophomores seeking speaking parts lyric reader priestess or challenger must see Mrs. Mary Morris Seals between noon and 1 PM tomorrow or Wednesday in her Riverside Building office. Tryouts will be in the gym on Wednesday February 27 at noon.
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