College notice schedule for pictures
The Honor Board Mortarboard photo is today at noon in room 404. The Spring Dance Committee photo follows at 12 15 in room 402. At 12 30 the Dedication photo will be taken on the steps.
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1941
Page
2
The Honor Board Mortarboard photo is today at noon in room 404. The Spring Dance Committee photo follows at 12 15 in room 402. At 12 30 the Dedication photo will be taken on the steps.
The Athletic Association will hold a test for foreign students in the Conference Room at 4 00 on Monday.
A Newman Club tea is scheduled in the College Parlor from 4 15 to 6 00 on Monday. The Glee Club will travel to Huntington for a concert with the Columbia Glee Club Monday evening.
Dean Gildersleeve will address freshmen in the Theatre at 1 10 Tuesday January 14. The I R C tea next Tuesday 4 to 6 pm. The regular College Tea next Wednesday 4 to 6 pm in the College Parlor.
The International Relations Clubs delegates Louise Giventer Ellen Hammer and Winifred Hessinger will present findings from the Georgetown University assembly held December 19–21. They will summarize round-table conclusions on the European Theatre of War Our Neighbors to the South and Democracy with discussion to follow. Tea and doughnuts will be served. the meeting is open to the college.
Women Flyers of America Inc announces a nation wide program to train women for national defense. Training includes pilots parachute riggers hospital workers and ambulance drivers with instruction at reduced rates at country airports. Membership costs five dollars yearly and reports will be sent to members.
The reviewer critiques recent quarterly pieces noting strengths in comedy and polished prose while urging greater emphasis on verse study and musical language. Observations cover several authors and the issue’s overall aim to sharpen poetic expression for future issues.
The record notes that the freshman year was decidedly the worst based on student opinions. It reflects ongoing yearbook poll results from the junior class, with continued discussion on experiences and impressions among students.
A letter notes poll results praising The New York Times as the leading morning paper and the New York Herald Tribune as runner up. It lists Reader’s Digest Life and Life as popular magazines and selects Mrenest as top song and The Philadelphia Story as best movie with The Great Dictator and Rebecca following. The Information Please program and Bob Hope receive strong praise.
Students are asked to secure lockers and hand in items to the Comptroller's Office in the Main Building. The notice notes excess lax care by students and asks all to report suspicious activity to protect property.
A GroUp expresses deep gratitude for student efforts and leadership by Miss Wirsching in a New Year message. Abs. Alariel Lenton, Director, Family Service Dept, City Mission Society, signs sincere appreciation.
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