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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1945
Page
3
Faculty decisions at a pre holiday meeting establish senior major exams for the class of 1947. Dean Virginia C. Gildersleeve notes the plan, already in practice at Barnard sister colleges, aims to ensure students know requirements before selecting majors.
Doctor Marjorie D Coogan of the Barnard English Department will speak at Saint Pauls Chapel today during the Barnard Day twelve oclock service. The Barnard series sponsored by Inter faith Council continues next week with Doctor Gulielma Fell Alsop speaking Thursday noon. All services are open to the college.
Pratt & Whitney Engineers provide several fellowships through Brown University to Barnard students and alumnae. Katharine Doty reports from Barnard Occupation Bureau that Dean Margaret Morriss of Pembroke College relayed the offer. The company will repeat a three semester math and engineering course begun last year, with eligibility for five college semesters and final three at Pembroke then Brown. Expenses are paid including room, board, tuition, books, and a $25 monthly stipend, in exchange for a pledged service period.
About 300 fans packed Earl Hall for CURC’s third canteen featuring Sonny Martin’s Orchstra and the Blue Lions with Renee Dureen, Tony Burtone, and Elaine Firestone. Willie “the Columbia Lion” Smith joined as honorary member with a jam session, prizes, and refreshments. CURC and Columbia Bookstore plan more events including long distance remotes from Yale and West Point broadcasts.
The Representative Assembly resumes after vacation with a noon meeting Monday. Key business includes choosing a Spring drive now that the National War Fund Drive is finished and likely selecting the Red Cross again. Delegates to the United Nations Conference at Lafayette College will be chosen, with Barnard slated to represent Poland. Students with relevant background are urged to attend.
The Registrar urges all Barnard College students to mail their tuition and residence fee payment by Tuesday January 23. Include Student Loan notices and Bursar documents. A five dollar late registration fee applies if overdue.
The second Senior Tea for graduating seniors will be held Friday February 2 from four to five thirty in Brooks Hall. Class social chairman Nadin and Foss lead the event with faculty invited.
Dr Gene Weltfish a Columbia Anthropology member and co author of The Races of Mankind will address wartime racial discrimination tomorrow at 4 pm in the Little Parlor. The event is sponsored by the Political Council and Action for Democracy Club with discussion to follow.
The Committee on Instruction approved in principle a Current Problems course proposed by Margaret Cummiskey and her Curriculum Committee and endorsed by the Student Council. The program aims to teach objective techniques for tackling vital public issues to combat superficial thinking among students.
The Bear magazine review praises Bodenstein parodies as top notch with works by Gertrude Stein Browning Colendge Brennant Warburton and Watton noted for quality. Brennan fantasy praised for blend of fantasy and moral nuance. Lost Brother and A Pack of Matches receive mixed but solid merit amid overall high regard.
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