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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1941
Page
2
The Physical Science Club meets today in 239 Milbank where Professor Henry Boorse will discuss production and uses of low temperature phenomena.
The Sophomore Dance runs from 9:00 to 1:00 in Earl Hall with Freddie Milford and his orchestra. The Freshman Dance takes place at Casa Italiana Amsterdam venue and 117 St with Frank Kinney and his band providing music.
The German Club will meet on Monday January 24 from 4:00 to 6:00 in room 115 Milbank. The event invites members to attend and participate in club activities and discussions.
The Representative Assembly will meet in a special session on Monday January 24 at 12 noon in room 304 Barnard.
Two hundred officers and members of Barnard College religious clubs attended the Interfaith Tea Dance at Earl Hall sponsored by the Alumnae Association. The event, second in a series with the Earl Hall Society, featured refreshments, hosting by alumnae and students, and a tour of a religious art exhibit in Seth Low Memorial Library with remarks by Professors Schneider Edman and Schapiro.
Major Dean tells freshmen to plan careers with good preparation. Miss Gildersleeve outlines opportunities for women in teaching medicine law library work social work government service business merchandising and the arts. She urges sophomores to pursue their goals while staying adaptable amid shifting demand.
A newspaper column describes U S exchange students in the Dominican Republic, advising on local customs, language, and behavior. It notes friendly interaction, learning moments, and enthusiasm for improved North South American relations while observing poverty and social differences.
The schedule opens March 3 with elections on March 26 March 7 and 28 for certain offices. Nominations for undergraduate vice president and a star board editor occur March 31 at the undergraduate meeting. Bulletin and Quarterly editors chosen in the Representative Assembly the same day. A tea for winners is planned for April 12 with all elections concluded by April 4 and 5 and an Installation Assembly on April 15.
The contest must be turned in to Mr Forsberg personally. Any Barnard student may participate except Bulletin staff and their families. The prize is a piece of Barnard jewelry from the Bookstore.
War hinders plans to save art as Miss Mongan details methodical packing of 3,500 canvases from occupied France and chateaux. Works were classified labeled and spread out for safety as regimes shifted.
In its thirty fifth annual report the Carnegie Foundation discusses higher education in England France and Germany contrasted with the United States. It notes that only America bases its system on education open to all youth while the German model is described as the annihilation of educational liberty.
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