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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1952
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin outlines semi weekly publication by Barnard College students with 1928 postal entry and pricing. Notices include second class matter designation, New York post office entry date, and subscription rates of 3.50 annually or 10 cents per issue.
A report from the By-Laws Committee urges lowering the amendment threshold from three-fourths to two-thirds, formalizes Bear Pin awarding rules including a ban on former Council members, and seeks clearer wording on candidate qualifications and student awareness. The Bulletin notes supported changes and flags potential duplication with Roberts Rules and wording ambiguities.
Greek Games returns with Apollo as theme focusing on Apollo birth elements, Leto and Hera. Sophomores and freshmen plan moods of Apollo with dance, music, and lyric writing, plus athletic events like hoop rolling and discus. Sign ups invite freshmen and sophomores for next semester activities.
Mrs. Geist, 1941 New York Institute of Dietetics graduate, runs Barnard College's Snack Bar as a lively social haven with an honor system. She expanded food variety, fostered a friendly atmosphere, and steered the operation to break even after prior losses.
Jown presents George Bernard Shaw Saint Joan with Uta Hagen now moved to Century Theatre at Seventh Ave and 59th St for a limited run. Student Affairs offers matinee and Tue Wed Thu evening discounts with seats reduced from 2.40 to 1.80 and 3.60 to 3.00, valid through February 7.
Sociologist Prof Chiozza from the University of Wisconsin argues for a world university to combat state corruption and religious divisions. Endorsed by the National Student Association and the American Veterans Committee, UNESCO would help publicize it. A Wisconsin referendum seeks global circulation with Geneva as a possible site and a universal language may be explored.
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