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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1942
Page
4
Dartmouth is giving up Winter Carnival and Mount Holyoke will hold a small dance instead of Junior Prom. The writer questions high costs and urges cheaper bids or a gym event to fund National Defense, arguing for sacrifice over tradition during wartime. Marcia Freeman 43.
Wallace May addresses a parley featuring a faculty list from Barnard and Columbia. Speakers include professors Wilhelm Braun George Mullins Christina Grant and dean Herbert Sc Hawkes along with students Barbara Heinzen Flora Wikawa Ruth Geyer Gertrude Schaffer Elaine Donovan Charlotte Gabor and several Columbia members.
The Assembly selected two delegates, Jane Devonshire and Christiana Smith, to attend the Conference on Community Service at Harvard on February 6 and 7. Clytia Capraro spoke on Yale's Hemispheric Solidarity conference. Anne Richardson and Enid Pugh reported on a National Association student Christian Movement meeting.
The article invites students to exchange strenuous outdoor activities for indoor amusements during recovery from exams. It suggests skating and skiing less for endurance and more for companionship, with charades as the main mental workout. Tickets go on sale Wednesday to Friday on Jake from twelve to one, or from Miss Holland in Room 206 next week.
Today's senior hygiene lecture is cancelled due to a required assembly at 1:00 PM. The next lecture will be announced by Joann Mc Quiston, president of the senior class, once a speaker is obtained.
The synopsis broadcast on WBNN by Cercle Lafayette and Societe Francais corrected to Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme instead of Les Precieuses Ridicules, clarifying an earlier misstatement in Bulletin on Friday January 9.
The New York State Education Department announces an exam on February 13 for seniors seeking approval for oral work in modern foreign language teaching. This approval is required for certification in New York State. Details available in the Occupation Bureau. Report by Monday January 26 to enroll.
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