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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1947
Page
3
Nominations for Undergraduate president treasurer and secretary begin at noon in the Gym on the third day of next term announced by Helen Trevor vice president of the Undergraduate Association. Voting dates and eligibility requirements are detailed for each post with several February and March deadlines.
The Barnard Student Council plans to meet Dean Gildersleeve on Monday to request clarification of the major examination system. They will discuss educational value, student preparedness, and how the comprehensive exam affects senior courses. A luncheon will introduce Mrs Millicent McIntosh to Barnard student government with several council chairs in attendance.
Smoking allowed on the west Milbank Porch during exams. Do not discard cigarette stubs. Examination teas run 4 to 5 PM in the Conference Room from Monday to Thursday January 20 to 23 and Monday to Wednesday January 27 to 29.
The last regular class meetings for the term will be held tomorrow. The senior class will hear Dean Gildersleeve speak on regulations for the major examinations decided by the Committee on Instruction last Monday. Meeting at 1 10 in Brinckerhoff Theater.
The Barnard Co-op asks students to bring in used books for sale this week with Milbank Hall doorkeeper as drop. Books in demand for the spring term include Morrison and Commager History of American Republic Vol I Moore Madrigal to Modern Music Munn Introduction to Psychology Hayes Modern European History Vol II. Co-op regrets delays in payments to sellers and promises prompt settlements this term.
Cyrus St Clair provided music for the As You Were dance as the college rallied for Foster Parents term drive. Total funds reached 1802.68 of 5000 goal with further receipts and class proceeds still to be added.
Dr. Roscoe Ellard of Columbia and Miss Emma Bugbee of the New York Herald Tribune address a joint Bulletin meeting on four in the Conference Room. They will discuss journalism principles and the role of women, with Q and A follows, under the vocational committee led by Jean Meszaros.
Joseph L Blau renowned philosopher and religion lecturer will speak at Barnard College chapel on February 6 and February 13. His work, The Christian Cabala and American Philosophic Addresses, covers American philosophy and religion in America. He edits and reviews for key journals and leads the Conference on Jewish Relations.
Professor Margaret Holland announces spring indoor season registration in Physical Education. Seniors register February 5 from 9 to 4 30, followed by sophomores and freshmen on February 6 in the same hours. A program list and senior exemption details are posted on the PE bulletin boards.
The next BULLETIN will publish February 13 with a news deadline February 11 at 10 am. A last-issue omission before exams is noted and a mandatory BULLETIN staff meeting occurs February 7 at noon in Room 405 Barnard Hall.
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