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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1948
Page
4
Elizabeth Lowe, Honor Board Chairman 1947 48, reports on the year’s plan and progress at Barnard College. The open meeting, freshman indoctrination, faculty cooperation, and clear policy for outside students are highlighted along with case handling and exam privilege cautions.
Victoria S Thomson writes letters to the editor protesting the defeat of a student edited magazine by the Representative Assembly. She argues class meetings were not held, questions of failure were overemphasized, and that the student body’s will should be better represented in campus governance.
Barnard College debaters Beverly Beck and Barbara Moskowitz won decisive votes over Johns Hopkins University and the Naval Academy at Annapolis on Friday to remain undefeated. They defended the Taft-Hartley Act as best for the American economy, adding to a prior win over Bryn Mawr and a victory against Columbia College.
The New York Herald Tribune sponsored a weekend at Middlebury College Vermont from February 26 to 29 for students from New York colleges. Chaperoned by Mrs. Dorothy Brandon the group flew to Burlington in the Herald Tribune's Flying Newsroom. Delegates from Barnard Fordham Columbia NYU and City College joined Barbara Hewlett president of Barnard's Athletic Association. Events included amateur ice show downhill and slalom ski races and the crowning of a king and queen of the ice carnival with a formal dance and social activities.
The 1949 Junior Show at Brinckerhoff Theater on March 12 and 18 features a shift to out-of-town Barnardite life in the Big City with Central Park a German cafe and subways as settings. Peggy McKay stars as Evalina Eager and Mary Gaylord as Sher Blase, among a cast led by Eileen Brown and Evelyn Boxhorn. tickets are seventy two cents with no reserved seats.
The Spanish Department stages Los Intereses Creados a Benevente comedy about wooing and marriage with a faculty cast led by Professor Angel Del Rio as Crispin and Jose Maria Chaves as Capitan. Francisco Vera Arlequin plays, Amalia Del Rio directs, costumes by Dacal, stage director from NYU. tickets $1.
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