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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1938
Page
4
Mary Jane Bowen chair of the Library Committee appeals to students to curb talking and movement in the reading room. With midyear exams near she requests cooperation and suggests ideas to restore a quiet study space. Suggestions welcome to improve the library environment.
Ruth Frankfurter argues in favor of attending conventions. She cites the American Student Union gathering at Vassar with delegates from Harvard Swarthmore Temple Chicago Connecticut and Purdue among others. She says conferences mingle campus opinions and inspire delegates to share enthusiasm back home.
The Na val Student Federation of America held its annual conference in Alberquerque New Mexico from December 28 to January 1. Mary Jean McKay of Florida State College was elected press for the coming year. Delegates at the University of New Mexico elected officers Saunders of the University of Mexico Gardner of the University of Southern California Crosby of the University of Mississippi Joyce of Hunter College and Al of the University of Arizona as wing officers and executive committee at large.
The Société Française will hold its final meeting of the semester on Thursday January 13 at 4 15 in the College Parlor. Members of the college at large and Cercle Lafayette Columbia French club are invited. French cakes will be served and participants will tirer les rois a French custom. The remainder of the semester program will be announced at the meeting.
Emily Turk Mortarboard editor announces 200 books sold and urges all students to subscribe as soon as possible. Juniors are asked to return proofs to Apeda promptly.
Prospective members may try out for the Barnard Glee Club on February 2 from 4 to 5 pm and again February 3 at the same time in Room 408. Director Willard Rhodes will conduct the sessions. Plans include a spring concert in March with either Duke University or Princeton groups and a joint presentation with music and dance ensembles.
Lois Saphir clinched a place in the finals after a dominant 15-0 15-2 semifinal victory over Ruth Elaine Blum. The championship match is scheduled for Thursday at 12 noon in the gymnasium.
This afternoon a semifinal duel pits Mary Hagan against Audrey Caruso in a key tennis event. The winner advances toward the final and potential title.
All students invited to an exhibition Battleboard Tennis match in the gym nasiums tomorrow January 12 at 12 noon. Participants include Ruth Elaine Blume 39 Audrey Caruso 739 Mary Hagan 38 and Margo Verk Kruzen 39.
Three Alumnae Tuesday nights remain in the first term with January 11 18 and 25. Tonight Miss Helene Christian a radio singer trained by Paul Reimers and a Cincinnati Conservatory Juilliard graduate performs. The New York Barnard Club is the special invited group.
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