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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1952
Page
3
At a junior class meeting the amendment to add elected class representatives to Political Council failed to reach the three fourths needed for constitutional change. The tally was 66 in favor, 31 opposed, and four abstentions. Sophomores support, freshmen oppose, seniors not required to vote.
Barnard English instructor Barry Ulanov releases A History of Jazz in America via Viking Press. The five dollar book surveys jazz origins in the South, growth in New Orleans and Chicago, 1920s prominence, and figures like Armstrong Waller and Holiday. Ulanov also edits Metronome and leads Barnard’s English Conference.
Dr Grayson Kirk announces Reverend Darby Wood Betts will serve as Acting Chaplain during Columbia University’s Spring Session. Betts succeeds Reverend James Pike who became dean of the Cathedral of St John the Divine February 1. Pike previously served as university chaplain 1949 to 1951 and was an attorney with the SEC.
The Political Council will hold a conference on Frontiers in Governmental Activity Saturday March 8 from 9 am to 5 pm. Topics include government arts education and public health. Delegates hostesses and panel secretaries may sign up at the Political Council booth on Jake. Sarah Max 52 is the chairman for details.
Barnard College students join the second annual Mock Senate of the New York State Legislature to be staged in Albany April 25 26 Colleges statewide are invited to send delegates and alternates The event aims to show how state government works and to allow students to sponsor bills of current importance Contact Helen M Delage French House Russell Sage College Troy New York for details.
The piece argues for broad student participation in government and for a stronger honor system. It emphasizes that a sound UGA constitution alone cannot ensure effective governance and that student apathy must be overcome. Strong leadership depends on active involvement of the entire student body.
Rudolph Halley, New York City Council President, returns to Columbia College to address the fourth annual Forum of Democracy. Yale wins Barnard Eastern Debate Tournament with eight straight debates, defeating Princeton and CCNY among others.
An editorial in Yale News argues that true academic freedom at Yale requires the presence of a Communist Party member on the faculty.
At the nominating assembly Judy Kramer and Renee Madesker were proposed for president while Joan Afferica stood as sole vice presidential nominee. Balloting will also feature Lois Bingham Trudy Friedman for treasurer and freshmen Diana Touliatou Annette Wilbois for secretary.
Jay Thorpe selects twelve junior models from eligible juniors after a February 25 tea in the Deanery. Judges from Jay Thorpe and the Student Affairs Office will pick models wearing sizes nine to fourteen. The March 18 fashion show will feature Deb shop spring fashions on West 57th Street with music and commentary in the Brooks Living Room.
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