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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1952
Page
3
Candidates for the highest Undergraduate offices will be nominated at an All College Assembly tomorrow at 1 p.m. Nominations from the floor are for President Vice President Treasurer and Secretary of the Undergraduate Association. Voting for President occurs on February 26 27 and for the other officers on March 5 6.
The Gilbert and Sullivan Society of Barnard makes its debut April 26 at Brinkerhoff Theater with Patience. Joanne Slater oversees the campus group formed last November to stage light productions using college talent. Cast includes Laura Sheskin as Patience with David Blair Bunthorne and Thomas Tamlyn Grosvenor, plus Lady Jane Anne Anderson and others. WKCR will record the show for later airing.
Dr. Marjorie Nelson conducts medical examinations for first and second year students. Freshmen and sophomores should sign up for appointments at the Medical Office. February transfers are exempt.
Edith Bernstein senior week chairman outlines May 30 start with the Senior Ball and a week of events. Kathleen Burge leads the senior skit to a plot driven combine show with new songs and a large cast. Ellen Bond announces the prom in the Roof Garden at the Hotel Pierre on May 30. Columbia commencement Barnard diploma ceremony June 5 under Patricia Miller with the Dean's reception. Senior week dues required for participation.
Barnard College adds eleven new faculty members for the spring semester. Professor French Fogle leaves for the Henry Huntington Library in California. Three new faculty carry prior Barnard ties from teaching or study. Elizabeth Notingham, John Reich, Aubrey Gorbman return or join with varied backgrounds in sociology English drama and zoology.
The PC Conference will explore US governmental activity in arts education and public health with an eight hour program from 9 am to 5 pm. Dean Millicent McIntosh gives the welcome, Horace M. Kallen delivers the keynote, and Russel Lynes speaks at lunch.
A new interdepartmental major in British Civilization will be added next fall. Sophomores must complete History 1-2, enroll in History 11-12, 35, 386 and a senior seminar. students must select at least three other courses from Economics Government Literature Philosophy and Religion with a third course from a broader division. Applications available from the chairman of the committee on British Civilization.
Dr. Philip C. Lange, Coordinator of Student Teaching at Teachers College, will discuss teaching opportunities at 4 p.m. today in Room 409 Barnard Hall. He covers entry procedures, training, pros and cons of public and private schools, grade level options, typical salaries, and advancement. Sponsored by the Vocational Committee chaired by Sara Chapman.
Educational leaders, parents and students converge at the Waldorf Astoria for the Fourth Annual Barnard Forum on The Modern School. Mark Van Doren outlines three education levels and the need for distinct roles while Ernest Melby argues democracy shapes and guides teaching toward cultivating individual creativity and social responsibility.
Roger Spring and Eric Darling, guests from the Oscar Brand radio show, will perform guitar and banjo in an open Folk Song Group meeting today from 4 to 6 p.m. in Brooks living room. Edith Bernstein announces their solo set and group participation. Spring is in the Naval Reserve and has NYU roots. Darling teaches guitar at the Lighthouse.
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