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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1938
Page
2
After exams Barnard offers Open House weekends at Camp with six meals and two nights for 1.50, dorm students 50 cents. Ski trails and skating on frozen lakes await, with supervision by Miss Holland, Miss Carey, and Miss Brauneck. Registration dates span January 13 to 17 with payment due at registration.
Tryouts for singing dancing and acting roles occurred last week in Brinckerhoff Theatre with Shirley Simon and Helen Ronie overseeing. Candidates reviewed the show synopsis and character outlines before listing intended parts. The plot centers on a faculty romance and raising money for the Building Fund with Irma Zimmer credited for the original idea.
In a continued discussion, the speaker denounces war psychology and arms production as economic props. He argues the United States should avoid involvement by opposing arms programs and urges neutrality legislation to prevent inflation and industrial decline prompted by war scares.
Delegates selected by the Representative Assembly will address educational problems and curriculum concerns. The Model Assembly will feature speakers including Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt. Elaine Wendt becomes Blue Book editor with Jean Gainfort as business manager. Carol Kandor notes changes in the eligibility system. The American Youth Congress is described as a nationwide youth organizations clearing-house.
Health Committee chair Winifred Rundlett announces a tomato juice bar sponsored by the Health Committee as a substitute for last year’s Milk bar. It will open tomorrow from ten to four and operate in Jake.
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