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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1946
Page
4
Sandra Lesser and Phyllis Vi pond have been given graduate assistantships in Chemistry at the University of Missouri and Bryn Mawr College respectively. Part of their time will be spent teaching in the lab and the rest will be free for graduate work.
Yale University grants Pat Fitzgerald a chemistry graduate assistantship covering fees. She will teach Yale freshmen twelve hours weekly while pursuing a PhD. Fitzgerald, Phi Beta Kappa, has held leadership roles at Barnard and studied at Bologna.
Rena Neumann and Rosalind Brueck win Fine Arts scholarships for summer travel. They will study art collections in Chicago then visit Washington Baltimore and Boston to study Near Eastern Art especially Sumerian and Persian. Scholarships established in 1940 support travel for Fine Arts majors with high promise of distinction.
Judith Wasser has been awarded a Trustee Fellowship in the Smith College Department of Psychology. The fellowship covers room, board, and tuition for one year and Wasser is a Phi Beta Kappa member.
Dr. Gabriella Basano of the Wellesley College Italian department announces Mara Goodwin as the recipient of a graduate scholarship in Italian. The award, worth three hundred dollars, covers tuition in the Graduate Department of Wellesley.
Lawrie Trevor 48 announces the hostess list for the Class of 1950 at Chapel openings and events. Incoming seniors include Mary Elizabeth Hayes and Helen Trevor among a large group of hostesses. ushers include Sheila Whitestone 48 and Doris Biggio 48.
The 1947 Mortarboard issue forgot to acknowledge designer Betty Houston for the cover. Editors extend apologies to Miss Houston and express thanks for her work.
Dorm residents vote to revise the constitution to clarify existing laws and add several practiced measures. The Executive Committee gains broader duties including social affairs, committee appointments, subscription decisions, annual budgeting, and orientation of new students. Nominations rules are updated with written consent required.
The Institute on Community Problems planned for June 10 to 28 at Barnard College New York City has been cancelled by Mrs John L Mott director of the 1946 Institute due to unsettled country travel conditions and insufficient out of town registrations. Telegrams notifying registrants of the cancellation have been sent.
Dr Otto Luening associate professor of music at Barnard College was honored at a joint ceremony of the American Academy of Arts and Letters and the National Institute of Arts and Letters on May 17. He received a thousand dollar grant for outstanding work in music alongside Marc Blitzstein Norman Del Joso Peter Mennin Robert Palmer and Robert Ward.
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