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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1946
Page
3
The National War Fund Drive ends with a campus carnival this Friday from 7 30 pm to midnight. Barnard and Columbia groups host booths with soft drinks and charity sales, Interfaith Council decorates the gym, and entertainment includes the Barnard Glee Club and possible Josh White appearance.
The Representative Assembly will continue debate on the Political Council’s resolution allowing student clubs to express opinions publicly as long as they note they are clubs and their student body percentage. If a poll shows over 60 percent support, action may be taken in the college’s name. Delegates were chosen for the Far East Conference at Vassar and for the Model United Nations at Lafayette. Barnard will participate as representatives from Russia.
The National War Fund drive has collected 2554.73 including student and faculty donations and benefit proceeds so far. The senior class contributed 468.75, faculty 469.00, and other classes varied, with 560.48 from benefits including raffles and cake sales.
A Greek Games demonstration is set for Thursday at noon in the gym. Freshmen will see dances athletics and horses from last year's Games to inspire participation in the forthcoming contest. Cover designs are due tomorrow from interested Freshmen and Sophomores.
Registration opens today at noon for three Open House sessions at Barnard Camp Croton-on-Hudson New York between exams and spring term. Sessions run January 30 February 1 February 1 8 and February 3 5 with winter sports meals sleep and relaxation promised.
Major George Fielding Eliot and Professor Henry A Boorse will speak at a required assembly on atomic energy tomorrow under Political Council sponsorship. They will discuss scientific and political aspects, including agencies like UNO and World Government, and address how atomic power may influence world politics. A student questionnaire asks where control should lie among UN, World Government, the Big Three, or other solutions.
Dolores Drew president of AA spoke at St. Pauls Chapel on faith’s role in personal change. She cited Alcoholics Anonymous, urged belief in God and loved ones, and referenced the 27th Psalm. Barnard Day speaker Dr Gertrude Rich to address philosophy students. spring term opens February 7 with Dr Virginia Harrington.
At a meeting held last Wednesday January 9 the Intercollegiate Council on Atomic Energy elected temporary officers and formed two committees to plan future activities. Joy Swerney of Brooklyn College is Executive Secretary Constance Morrison of Queens College is Corresponding Secretary and Adele Flayer of Queens College is Recording Secretary.
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