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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1941

Page

3

New Barnard National Service Groups Begin Training

New service units form in diet, office work, and transport at Barnard College. The diet and canteen course runs Wednesdays 7:30 to 9:30 in 404 Dodge Hall with first lesson March 5. Dorothy Houghton directs. Office procedure study starts today at 4:10 in 104 Milbank, with practice in downtown offices.

Dodge Hall Teachers College Dorothy Houghton Barnard Chemistry Department American Women’s Volunteer Service Glidden Buick Co Broadway 131 Street Unit 4 Acey Auto Sales Co Elizabeth Reynard Committee On National Service American Red Cross Lexington Avenue

Rehearsal Dates Set For GCSC Junior Show

Rehearsals for Grandma Called It College the Junior Show begin this week with sessions today 12 30 to 2 pm in the Theatre Wednesday 3 to 6 pm in the Conference Room and 304 Barnard and Friday 3 to 6 pm in the Theatre and Conference Room. Show opens April 18 19 and three strikes policy applies for missing three rehearsals. New songs include While There Is Food There Is Hope The Fudgie Wudge Lets Ruhmba On The Milky Way Bankers Song When I Catch Sight Of You Can You Forget Our Dream One Young In Hear Get A Horse.

Barnard Aurelia Maresca Constance Hare Pat Curtin Frances Fahrenholz Alice Gershon Constance Bright Gloria Tanasso Contance Hare Barbara White

Erratum on Scholarship Notice from Dean Gildersleeve

The editors correct a headline error from the January 14 issue. No new applications for Scholarships and Grant in Aid will be invited for the Spring Session. Students in grave financial need should consult Miss Minahan in the Dean's Office. Virginia C. Gildersleeve, Dean.

Dean Gildersleeve Miss Minahan Virginia C. Gildersleeve

Morgue Mystery: Marked Papers Remain Posted In Barnard Basement

Reporter visits Barnard basement morgue where mid year marks hang under wire statings and lock and key. The piece questions the lingering practice and quotes Mrs Johns about the dead lingering in student records as February memory and leap year tie ins spark reflections.

Florence Fischman Barnard

Pay Senior Week Dues In Installments

Seniors are reminded that five dollar dues may be paid in installments via envelopes on the sign up poster at Jake. Envelopes left in Student Mail for Patricia Draper. Seniors wishing to help with Senior Week plans may contact Martha Lawrence or Mary Graham Smith.

Jake Patricia Draper Martha Lawrence Mary Graham Smith

Hold BWR Folk Dance in Barnard Gym Wednesday

An informal folk dance will be held in Barnard Gym on Wednesday March 5 from 830 to 1000 pm for the benefit of British War Relief. Don Chambers will lead and call the dances, no prior knowledge required. Admission 15 cents per person 25 cents a couple. Refreshments served.

Barnard The Athletic Association Don Chambers

Seniors Elect Lawson Riley To Class Posts

Marjorié Lawson was elected vice-president and Sue Riley class representative to the Representative Assembly at a senior class meeting last Thursday. Lawson is Barnard Bulletin advertising manager and Senior Proctor. Riley is vice-president of Residence Halls.

Marjorié~Lawson Sue Riley Representative Assembly Miss Lawson Barnard Bulletin Miss Riley

Thomas Fahy Speak At Assembly On Democracy

Norman Thomas, socialist presidential candidate, and John Fahy, editor of the Hemisphere newsletter, will address the peace assembly today at 1 10 in the gym. The event titled Two Ways of Defending Democracy. Thomas will advocate defending democracy from within and Fahy will urge hemispheric solidarity policy.

Norman Thomas John Fahy Hemisphere Peace Assembly Thomas Fahy Hemisphere Solidarity

Seven delegates elected to Representative Assembly

Helene Bach Joan Brown Florence Fischman Helen Kan del Martha Lawrence Eleanor Streichler and Eleanor Webb were elected delegates at large to the Representative Assembly from the eighteen nominations by the Undergraduate Association. They will serve about a month until the next undergraduate elections on March 27 and 28.

Helene Bach Joan Brown Florence Fischman Helen Kandel Martha Lawrence Eleanor Streichler Eleanor Webb Representative Assembly Mortarboard William Allen White Club News Board Bulletin Press Board

Elmer Rice to Speak Thursday at Brinckerhoff Theatre

Elmer Rice, noted producer and playwright, will address Wigs and Cues and college drama classes in Brinckerhoff Theatre at 1 10 pm Thursday. He will discuss modern drama and playwriting technique as part of an open lecture for students and the college community.

Elmer Rice Brinckerhoff Theatre Annie Nathan Meyer Mr. Rice Contemporary Theatre S. N. Behrman Maxwell Anderson Robert Sherwood

Curriculum Report Proposes Five Additions to Courses

The Undergraduate Curriculum Committee led by Beth Bishop presents five proposed additions after reviewing a student questionnaire. A general English literature course is suggested to aid non English majors in planning reading after college, based on 87 percent of 150 respondents. Continued on Page 3 Col 2.

Beth Bishop

Educator Outlines Quaker Attitude Toward War Crisis

Quaker educator Howard Brinton traced Quaker history from George Fox to Protestant clubs addressing the war crisis. He cited ongoing relief work by the Society of Friends through the Quaker Relief Society, refugee aid, international peace efforts, and refugee camp support in France.

Howard Brinton Society of Friends Brinton George Fox England Quaker Relief Society France

Hydroxyl Honored At Bride's Shower

Miss Chlorine Chlorate hosted a shower for Miss Hortense Hydroxyl at Chlorate’s Flushing Bay residence. Hortense, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. X Hydroxyl, will wed Mr. Horatio Hydrogen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Z Hydrogen, at Barnard pool on Friday evening March 7.

Marine

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G.c.sc Leapar Mrs. Johns A.A Lawson, Riley Milbank Patricia Lambdin British War Relief Behrman Philip Merivale Ina Claire Imperial City Puebilia Bride Ethyl Esther Ferris
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