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Newspaper

Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1954

Page

3

Sue Kennedy Wins In Posture Contest

Sue Kennedy was chosen Barnard freshman with the best posture and carriage at the annual freshman posture contest held last Friday in the gym. Hiroko Ogawa and Naomi Perlstein finished second and third out of forty-one contestants.

Sue Kennedy Barnard Hiroko Ogawa Naomi Perlstein Sylvia Beyer Charlotte Raup Heather Wyman Patty Smythe Sarah Lawrence College Dorothy Kiessling Carolyn Jones Rhinda Malla

Moral obligation of teachers toward their students

Professor Andre Mesnard of the French Department spoke on the moral duty teachers and students have to educate the whole person. He warned that classroom ritual reduces people to labels and urged educators to view education as understanding that preserves human dignity.

Andre Mesnard Mesnard

Rep Assembly Studies Plan to Form Barnard Social Council

Diana Touliatou presents a third plan to merge Barnard Hall and Residence Hall social activities. A Barnard College Social Committee would plan coed events for all students, while a separate Residence Hall panel would run dorm-only activities. The Social Council would be led by a junior or senior, with six other members including class chairmen and dormitory chairs.

Barnard College Representative Assembly Diana Touliatou Miss Touliatou Barnard Hall Residence Hall Rep Assembly

Mark Van Doren Opens CU Convocation Today

As part of Columbia University’s 200th anniversary celebration an exhibit titled Man's Right to Knowledge and the Free Use Thereof is presented. The display features 66 panels and five sections stressing equality of all people through knowledge and its free use. Traveling sets are available to institutions with only shipping charges.

Columbia University United States

New James Room Opens at Barnard Hall

Margaret Gristede MacBain presents a key to Sue Nagelberg for the James Room the new Barnard student social center during a reception marking the opening. Mrs McIntosh and the Student Council attended with a floor plan on page three.

Margaret Gristede MacBain Barnard Board of Trustees James Room New Sue Nagelberg Millicent C. McIntosh

City Museums Exhibit Bicentennial Honors Columbia University

Metropolitan Museum of Art shows over six hundred American works from 1754 to 1954 reflecting changing American moods. The Museum of the City of New York presents Knowledge for Free Men Columbia University 1754 1954 with school histories and city parallels. Low Memorial Library highlights plates on Man's Right to Knowledge and the Free Use Thereof.

Columbia University Metropolitan Museum of Art Museum of the City of New York Low Memorial Library Metropolitan Robert Beverly Hale America Winslow Homer Gilbert Stuart George Inness James Whistler John Singer Sargent Currier Ives Museum of the City of New York University Low Library

Library Hours During Exam Period and Sundays

The library will be open during regular hours 8 45 am to 9 30 pm for exams and on Sunday afternoons from 2 to 5 pm January 10 17 and 24.

Columbia Awards Honorary Degrees At 200th Anniversary Convocation

Columbia University marks its 200th anniversary with a 2 15 PM convocation at Riverside Church. About 2 500 attendees include faculty alumni students and government and New York representatives. Mark Van Doren will speak on The Kinds of Knowledge and Handel’s The Triumph of Time and Truth will be staged by the Columbia Choir under Jacob Avshalomoff.

Columbia University Riverside Church Mark van Doren New York University Chapel New York State University Council John Krumm Columbia Jacob Avshalomoff N. Y United States City of New York State of New York

McIntosh Criticizes Courtship Patterns On Campus

President McIntosh urged the University Christian Association that dating and marriage patterns have shifted as women gain equality. She argued quick courtships misjudge partnerships and that marriage should grow from friendship, not superficial emotion.

McIntosh University Christian Association

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