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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1946
Page
3
The National War Fund Carnival has been delayed to next Friday January 18. The event features dancing entertainment and booths with fortune telling games and refreshments. USO entertainers and a guest Josh White are expected. door prize 25 cents. Fund drive total reached 2355 23 toward a 3000 goal. class of 46 leads with 416 25.
The bulletin names Ruth Cossick Jane Gordon Louise Metzner Carol Virginia Reynolds and Elaine Ryan as the new Associate News Board members. It also promotes Cynthia Morse Shreve and Rita Dresner to the News Board. A Bulletin Camp Weekend is set for February 8 to 10 with planning at tomorrow noon meeting.
Dr Otto Kallir of St Etienne Galleries spoke on Art Under the Nazis to the International Relations Club and Fine Arts Club. He described Nazi art as propaganda praising Hitler and the family while banning Impressionism and expressionism and predicted a freer German art after suppression ends.
Action for Democracy Club was dissolved by a vote of Student Council after it failed to present a constitution and budget to the Undergraduate Association. The club cannot meet or collect dues on campus. Council may consider recharter once requirements are met and a charter is submitted. The Carnival date shift and fee discussion were also approved topics.
The Representative Assembly discusses a Political Council proposal allowing clubs to voice opinions on politics if they meet a student body threshold and permits use of the college name with 51 percent approval. Doris McGannon, Barbara Binney, and Clare Stein oppose the low threshold and Barnard name risks. A 60 percent requirement is proposed but tabled for next meeting.
Political Council sponsors a January 15 assembly with Professor Henry A. Boorse and Major George Fielding Eliot. Boorse headlines the scientific view on nuclear fission and industry potential, while Eliot discusses control options from UNO to world government. A student referendum on control arrangements will follow.
Seniors must schedule appointments immediately for medical and physical examinations not yet completed. Examinations must be finished before the end of the semester. Prof. Margaret Holland Physical Ed. Dept.
A December questionnaire from the Residence Halls Food Committee tabulated student preferences for about fifty dining room dishes. It lists foods with dislikes such as green gage plums and kale and notes general approval for many items.
Dolores Drew president of the Athletic Association speaks at noon at St Pauls chapel. Next Barnard Day speaker will be Dr Gertrude Rich Philosophy instructor. Interfaith Council members join two radio broadcasts under the National Conference of Christians and Jews.
Hewitt Hall hosts the Annual Residence Halls Art Show this afternoon in the Living Room with tea at 4 50. Highlights include watercolors by Carolyn McMullan and Betty Houston oil paintings by Maria McMichael pastels by Dorothy Buschow and Nancy Stevens and sketches by Maria Aguayo. Nancy Stevens 46 chairs the Art Committee and plans about eighty five items for display with many pencils and charcoal sketches. Mrs Stevens invites all students to visit the exhibition and enjoy tea today.
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