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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1941
Page
2
There will be rehearsals for Jamar Show today from 3 00 to 6 00 in the Theatre and Conference Room. The Music Club meets in the College Parlor from 4 00 to 6 00. Abraham Loft and Milton Friedman will give a violin and piano recital. The Newman Club meets in the College Parlor on Monday March 3 at 4 00.
The Wycliff Club will hold a meeting and tea in the Conference Room at 4:00 on Monday March 3. Members are expected to attend and discuss club activities for the coming period.
The Representative Club Representative Assembly and the Undergraduate Association will meet in 304 Barnard on Monday March 3 at noon.
A list of suggestions for the Senior Class Gift to the college has been posted on Jake. Seniors with other ideas are urged to email Elizabeth Koenig, chairman of Class Gift, with suggestions promptly.
The second year of a history project for seniors will expand with two parts. American Institutions targets juniors and seniors with lectures and conferences led by Miss Elizabeth Davies. Advanced American Studies continues seminars for a small senior group, with readings, exams, and independent research supervised by multiple departments. Dean Gildersleeve will chair next year.
The Representative Assembly rejected a proposal to form a committee to examine NYA and scholarship funding at Barnard amid expected fund cuts and student roll reductions. The 45-11 vote left unresolved questions on aid for incoming and current students and shifted focus to future reports and amendments to the Junior Class Constitution.
Mr. Thomas warned that European civilization cannot endure starvation and air raids, arguing that a Hitler victory would be excessively feared. He said the United States would likely enter a total war fought across two oceans, with vast expeditions and distant battles, and that American Anglo imperialism does not guarantee peace.
The Interfaith Council invites 25 to 30 students to join a four session luncheon series on the topic. Contact Doris Prochaska through Student Mail by Monday to attend. Luncheon price is 50 cents for day students and 5 cents for dorm students.
Mr Sorrel Sodium will be best man for Horatio Hydrogen at his marriage to Hortense Hydroxyl. Hydrogen received an inscribed anchor at a bachelor dinner held last Saturday after a shark and watercress banquet. The wedding is set for Barnard Pool this Friday March 7 with many socialites expected.
A reader signs as Beth Bishop, chairman of the arranging committee, arguing that some committee proposals depend on the reputations of suggested speakers as objective world affairs students or as people genuinely concerned with American welfare.
Columbia Greek professor Jay Van Hook spoke to the Classical Club on The Characters of Theophrastus and Their Influence. He described moral types illustrating life in Theophrastus era and concluded with sketches Objectionable Student and Objectionable Professor, written about a bygone Columbia era.
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