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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1948
Page
3
Fifteen campus groups at Columbia invite Henry A Wallace, 1948 presidential candidate, to address students as soon as possible. They state no endorsement of his views, but argue exposure to controversial leaders aids education and informed opinion.
The Folklore Society of Columbia will sponsor a square dance this Friday at 8 pm in Barnard gymnasium with admission at fifty cents. The group promotes songs dances recitals and storytelling and plans exhibitions talks and a research file.
Dean Millicent C McIntosh will discuss required assemblies with the Representative Assembly and student body at a Tuesday noon meeting in 408 Barnard Hall. Attendees will review criticisms and suggestions on the type and number of assemblies and are urged to participate.
The Barnard Bulletin continues its foster care for Tony Antonio Pemisi the Sicilian war orphan adopted in 1945. He will turn fifteen on May 27 studies at the Orphanage of the Sacred Heart in Catania and seeks fifteen dollars a month for the Foster Parent's Plan for War Children Inc. Collecting boxes will be placed around the Bulletin office cafeteria and residence halls for voluntary contributions as Tony receives letters and birthday notes this spring.
Artemis goddess of hunt and moon named Greek Games theme by the Central Committee drawn from student Greek Games committees chairs. Planning proceeds with color schemes lyrics entrances and program cover samples due before Wednesday.
Albert C. Jacobs the University Provost refused to lift the ban on Howard Fast in a letter to the President of the University Student Council Albert Marten. A faculty committee was formed to clarify policy on speakers invited by University groups with Joseph P. Chamberlain named chairman and a plan to study policies across schools and make recommendations for a new general policy. The student representative request was rejected though students will be heard at committee meetings. Members include Joseph F. Chamberlain chairman Edward B. Fox Robert S. Lynd Franz L Neumann Ernest J Simmons Virginia D Harrington and Nicholas M McKnight.
The Comptroller's Office announces this year's Lost and Found Auction with gloves scarves and books as top bargains. The auction, held at semester end in the Conference Room at noon, includes pens jewelry eyeglass cases sweat shirts and a cigarette case. Proceeds support the term drive CARE. Sally Lewis will present each item before bidding.
The faculty and administration stage a Friday night performance in Brinckerhoff Theatre with a quirky prop a pair of never-worn fifty year old bloomers to be worn by a dancer. Dr and Mrs Austin Mellingosh attend as special guests. Multiple skits songs and a Cervantes one act play highlight the program directed by Amelia A del Rio with Margaritain Higan cast as townspeople and a celebratory, fun loving tone per the organizers.
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