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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1941
Page
4
The Barnard Camp Committee announces a revised sign up rule for weekends. Students must sign by the Wednesday before a weekend or the poster is removed. weekends with fewer than eight girls will be canceled to allow proper planning and caretaker notification.
Barnard Student Union opens its all college peace assembly this Thursday at four in the Conference Room. The event will evaluate views of Norman Thomas and John Fahy regarding America’s peace program. All students invited. refreshments served.
A Barnard College Faculty Committee report outlines English literature options for upperclass non majors, a six point science core for freshmen or sophomores, a basic American democracy course for social science minors, and expanded adviser information. It notes library access, lecture series, and interdepartmental cooperation as steps toward improving freshman adaptation and study methods. Virginia C. Gildersleeve signs the letter.
The student run book exchange has closed since Friday February 14. Buyers and sellers can contact Alla Shaiin through Student Mail to arrange transactions.
Professor Henry A. Boorse spoke to the Physical Science Club on low temperature production and uses. He explained helium behaviors including rising and exploding effects under light, noted conductors’ strange resistance near absolute zero, and described perpetual motion in mercury at near zero temperatures.
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