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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1948
Page
3
A college job conference on Working With Ideas opened in the College Parlor with Mademoiselle magazine cooperation. Speakers from Robert Winternitz Co and Museum of Misory discussed publicity, exhibitions, and versimilar fields guiding students toward careers in magazines and museum work.
The Barnard Co-op Book Exchange appeals for volunteers to help sell and receive books. Located in Milbank Hall basement the non profit group handles used books at two thirds of price with a ten cent service charge and pays owners when sold. Grace Peters treasurer notes possible plan to sell new books on a cooperative basis.
Calendar fragment for Barnard College listing Friday February 20 1948 events including sale of French Club Play tickets in Room 104 12 12 30 Science Club in Little Parlor and 12 30 1 Honor Board in Little Theater. Tuesday February 24 includes elections for undergraduate sce president economics sociology majors meetings Dean's address and Glee Club rehearsal in Room 408 Theater.
Notice states no formal tryouts will be held this semester and interested students should contact Julie Lorenz via Student Mail before Friday February 27. Also bids for Crystal Ball and Junior Prom go on sale next Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday with sign up rules for girls on the poster. Millicent McIntosh announces new faculty appointments including Whitney Mahler Wooton Teichmann Goldwater Holmes Fuller and Smith among others.
Professor Thomas P. Peardon will discuss possible Barnard curriculum changes in an open tea on March 9 at four in the College Parlor. Dean Milicent C. McIntosh will attend. Martha Muse chairs the student committee and urges all students to return course questionnaires to guide action within the existing framework.
Dean Millicent C. McIntosh addressed the Assembly explaining tuition increases, future scholarships, and limits on outside aid. A student committee will meet Barnard trustees to discuss finances and the Development Plan. Assembly rejected delaying vote on the tuition rise until the April Board meeting.
The French club stages Electre by Jean Giradoux tomorrow at 8 30 PM in Brinckerhoff Theater. Tickets cost 60 cents for students and 180 cents for guests to fund aid for a French school. Cast includes Vera Henri as Electre Maud Hopkinson Simone Paquet Clytemnestra and Suzanne Rofenacht as Orestes with a large student ensemble.
CARE drive reports from Poland detail letters of thanks to the Commission of Polish Children in England. Iza Wicinska and Jan Mogaczki describe hardships and gratitude for clothing and art materials. Warsaw University students Zofia and Janina Barchanowska also seek support amid difficult conditions.
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