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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1945
Page
4
Menorah hosts a Pre Purim dance from 4 to 7 at Earl Hall auditorium with a Queen Esther contest and refreshments. Rosalie Josephs named Vice-President after Rhoda Levine becomes President following Iris Davis resignation.
Dean Gildersleeve discusses her appointment and her role in shaping postwar policy from the US delegation. She notes a government list of women names and hints at influence from her work with the American Association of University Women. She stresses a long, difficult process ahead and the need for compromise among the great powers.
The Mortarboard yearbook showcase promises exceptional photos by a professional, with all college groups and campus life scenes. Expect original layouts, a navy blue leather cover, and a complete record of Barnard life. Subscriptions open at a Jake booth next week, with deadlines March 1.
Freshmen and sophomores may try out for Greek Games speaking parts. See Mrs. Seals or Miss Sandros in Riverside Building offices on Monday, Wednesday, or Friday between 9 to 11 and 2 to 3. Tryouts cover reader of the winning lyric and priestesses for both classes. last Wednesday was the lyric entry deadline.
John Grierson director of the Canadian Wartime Film Service will address the UNIC Forum for Freedom in the Dodge Room Earl Hall Wednesday at four as part of Canada Week. The event, part of United Nations information series, features Grierson of Fighting Lady fame with other Canada Week activities including a chapel sermon by Wing Commander Bruce Jennings and a WHOM radio forum with John Bartlett Brebner and Theodore Newton. The CURC forum will be held Wednesday evening from 8:30 to 9 with Dean Harry Carman leading the discussion.
A Barnard College notice details March publicity efforts for Senior Week including sign-up posters and contact lists for February graduates. Renee Friedman will collect $5 dues in April enabling access to Step Singing Baccalaureate Tea Senior Banquet and limited invitations. February grads may receive a special rate.
The Newman Club will sponsor Lent sermons by Father Vincent Holden on topics such as Yesterday Today and Forever and The Enduring Personality. Masses at Corpus Christi Church are daily at 12 30. Barnard and Columbia Newman Clubs hosted a Valentine Dance at Earl Hall with V 12 midshipmen and Blue Lions. A Religious Emphasis Week tea is planned for February 27.
Barnard College received gifts totaling just over 10000 from non alumnae donors. Coty Inc gave 5000 to the French Department for equipping the language laboratory and furnishing the club room. Elizabeth Arden donated 2000 for tennis courts reconstruction and upkeep for year round student use. Professors Hoffherr and Wayman report estimates ready to begin improvement work immediately. Other contributions funded emergency scholarships and other grants.
The New Administrative Committee will run the Summer Institute of Social Work with fees charged for the course. Mrs. Eugene Meyer of Barnard College serves as chairman and Willard Waller of Barnard College as vice chairman. Members include Dr. Walter Pettit, Mrs. Robet Alton Stevenson, Dr. Mirra Komarovsky and Dean Gildersleeve with duties across social work and planning groups.
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