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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1946
Page
3
At the February assembly Dean Virginia C. Gildersleeve announced she will depart for Japan on a State Department educational mission to revise Japan’s education system. She expects to return end of March and will be replaced by Dean Louise H. Gregory in her absence.
The first in a series of vocational talks was given at St Paul's Chapel at noon by Prof Marjorie Hope Nicolson of Columbia University. She addressed How May Women Serve the Community with a lunch to follow for informal student discussion. The next talk by Judge Anna Kross on Law and Public Service is planned for Barnard Day with a luncheon afterward.
The Inter faith Council schedules a February 26 concert at 4 in the College Parlor. Chapel Choir directed by Dr. Sethlon Berridge will perform eleven songs from church and synagogue with Dr. Beveridge providing commentary. Refreshments follow. The program links Hebraic psalms to Christian themes.
The Liberal Club will study labor issues next spring, dividing topics into nine areas such as The Veteran and Labor, Cohesive Bargaining, and Labor Legislation. Students will investigate each subject and report back, with Clare Stein exploring labor plays. A veterans service group will aid unions, and an all college forum may feature labor and veterans’ representatives.
The Undergraduate Association nominated candidates at a noon meeting in the gym. President candidates come from the junior class, secretary from the sophomore class, and treasurer from the freshman class, all with at least a C average. Voting is February 26 and 27 with ballot boxes in Jake. Mary Louise Stewart urges students to vote. installation is April 2 in the gym.
Action for Democracy Club was re chartered by the Student Council after presenting a constitution and budget. Nine Barnard students named to meet with Board of Trustees member Mrs. Ogden Reid to discuss a new dean and desired changes under a new administration.
New semester arrivals are invited to a luncheon in the dining room on Weenes by February 20 at 12. Members of the Undergraduate Association will introduce the organization and activities. The event serves as the freshman luncheon and introduction to student government. New students were also honored at yesterday's College Tea.
Isabel Sarvis leads a school drive for the World Student Service Fund to aid students in war-devastated regions, with Georgia Rubin, Mildred Reed, Barbara Lipton, Audrey Cox and Joyce Dill in key roles. The drive runs from March 5 to April 12, supported by the National Intercollegiate Christian Council program begun in 1937.
Prom committee at Barnard's plans a post war junior prom with bids opening next week. Theme song chosen from class entries, Belleclaire Society Orchestra to provide music. poster notices posted in hall for juniors and seniors. Refreshments include fruit punch and petit fours. Prom chairman Helen Trevor announces event from 9:50 p.m. to 2 a.m. at Delmans Pot.
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