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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1940
Page
4
The Columbia Press announces a forthcoming poetry volume titled Co-Poetry 1940 with student contributions from colleges on campus. Submissions must reach the book committee by February 20, with up to six poems per student and no poems previously published in book form.
Noted actor M. Andre Frere of Theatre des Quatre Saisons will present five humorous French essays Saturday evening February 24 at Brinckerhoff Theatre 8 30 p m. Refreshments and informal dancing follow the program sponsored by La Societe Francaise. Tickets fifty cents at Jake from 12 to 1 for the rest of the week. Proceeds aid a Barnard French student to study here or in Canada during the summer.
Review discusses policy shifts at Harper's True Confessions and Ncribner's with emphasis on college subsidies and editorial independence. It weighs who controls content and funding, urging student body input to influence Quarterly policy and avoid bad government by paying the fiddler.
Barnard College and Columbia University announce a ski trip for Washington’s Birthday break. A nine inch blizzard cancels daily routines but boosts ski plans with 7:30 bus departure, instruction for beginners, stages for advanced skiers, plus dancing and affordable meals.
Dr. Gulielma F. Alsop and Miss Mary McBride publish She's Off To College with Vanguard Press this spring. The work targets sub-Freshman graduates, focusing on mental hygiene attitudes and college adjustment. It blends essays with narratives and features expanded fictional case histories.
A demonstration program and rules interpretation meeting of the New York Board of the Women’s National Official Rating Committee were held in Barnard Hall on Saturday afternoon February 17. The committee rates swimming officials in the New York area and the event featured Tee girls and stroke demonstrations by Dorothy Needham Grace Maresca Phyllis Mann and Frances Russo. Ethel McGary chaired the meeting.
The Dartmouth Division of the Intercollegiate Outing Club Association invites Barnard to a winter gathering at Moosilauke Ravine Camp the weekend of March 13. Activities include skiing, a practice slope, informal competition, and a Saturday night barn dance. Cost is $6 per person for the weekend. Barnard group limited to six with reservations due by February 28.
The Student Council approved a $100 donation from Undergraduate Association funds to the Morningside Community Center. Alice Willis 40, chair of the Social Service Committee, cited Harlem Center needs in her annual report. The center, run largely by students, has Barnard ties and was formerly the Union Neighborhood Center.
The article lists several student leaders selected for committee roles. Belyea is named games chairman with other sophomores and freshmen filling posts on properties and athletic committees. Names include Schaffer Bayer Gottesman Kates Kleban Lamourée MacDonald Stern Glitenkamp Gor rie Houston Lans Levy Mahler McDermott Nestlen Walsh Wiener and Wise.
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