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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1953

Page

3

Law Unwise That Bars Red Press

Barbara Lyons reports on Civil Liberties Union counsel Arthur Garfield Hays arguing against laws banning communists from public schools. He warns such measures curb teacher independence and create a spy system, urging that a few communists in schools beat suppressing opinions.

Arthur Garfield Hays Liberal Action Club Civil Liberties Union Hays Devaney China Feinberg and Devaney

McIntosh Addresses BC Forum at Barnard College

Barnard College hosts its fifth annual forum with cooperation from thirty four area colleges and alumnae groups at the Waldorf Astoria on February 14. Millicent C. McIntosh presides and delivers the keynote on Decade of Decision for Higher Education.

Barnard College New York Henry T. Heald New York University Dr. Heald Illinois Institute of Technology Benjamin F. Wright Smith College Buell G. Gallagher City College of New York Robert R. Young Cheshapeake and Ohio Railway Company

Television Writers Find Openings Says Teichmann

Sylvia Schor reports on English Conference speaker Howard Teichmann who argues television is a new art with growth ahead. He notes TV cannot be reshot, costs are high, and opportunities for young writers and women exist despite limited experimentation.

Howard Teichmann Teichmann Arthur Miller Herman Wouk

Eisenhower and Dewey Honor Dean Smith at Columbia

A testimonial dinner for Dean Young Berryman Smith, resigning after 25 years, will be held January 16 at the Hotel Astor with President-elect Eisenhower as a speaker. Governor Dewey will toast master, joined by Grayson L. Kirk and other notable guests. Eric Larrabee will open a Barnard College lecture series on American civilization February 8.

Young Berryman Smith Columbia Law School Hotel Astor Dwight D. Eisenhower Thomas E. Dewey C.L Eisenhower Grayson L. Kirk Columbia University William J. Donovan Harold R. Medina J.M. Krumm W. C. Warren Henry W. Proffitt Columbia Law School Alumni Association Frederick Coykendall University Stanley Reed William O. Douglas U. S. Supreme Court S. H. Fuld Vermont Hatch Law School Sustaining Fund J. T. Loughran New York State Supreme Court E. E. Watts Jr United States Eric Larrabee Harper’s Magazine America Barnard College Committee On Larrabee Elizabeth Bowen John Malcolm Brinnin Henry Nash Smith University of Minnesota

Harvard Education School application and scholarship blanks

Associate Dean Lorna F McGuire announces that application blanks for admission to Harvard Graduate School of Education and scholarship forms are available from Miss Anneke Baan Room 185 Milbank. All blanks must be completed and returned to Miss Baan by Monday February 9.

Lorna F. McGuire Harvard Graduate School of Education Anneke Baan Milbank Miss Baan The Civil Service Commission Washington, D. C U. S. Civil Service Commission

Greek Games Athletics Exhibition Planned

Freshmen and sophomores are invited to a Greek Games Athletic Demonstration on Wednesday from 12 to 12 30 in the Gymnasium. Demonstrations include discus throwing hurdles hoop racing chariot and torch racing with Seina Ernst as chairman and several students among the participants.

Seina Ernst Eileen Nitardy Audrey Scheinblum Florence Muha Pat Hazeltine Lydia Halle Lorna Kaye Annette Wilbois

Milbank Hall to undergo faculty led renovation plan

The Faculty Subcommittee on Buildings and Grounds chaired by Professor Hugh Puckett proposes Milbank Hall renovations this summer to better use space. They plan adjoining offices for associate deans and four class advisors, move Barnard Fund and public relations offices, and convert vacant Barnard Hall space for faculty use later. An old fire stairway will be removed and Buildings and Grounds will move to the Milbank basement.

Milbank Hall Hugh Puckett Jean Palmer Barnard Frances Maisch Richard Youtz John Kouwenhoven Henry Bourse Barnard Fund Milbank Barnard Hall Mil

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Barbara Lyons McIintosh BC Forum Says Teichmann Sylvia Schor Eisenhower, Dewey Honor Dean Smith Amer Civ Harvard Applications Puckett By Judith Kaufman Margaret Giddings Lorna McGuire Civil Service
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