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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1962
Page
4
Dr. David H. C. Reade, a British Army chaplain and former POW, spoke on Reflections of a Wartime Chaplain. He described two British attitudes toward war, his decision to serve from 1939, and how captivity tested ethics, faith, and values amid hunger and scarce rations.
The Women's Army Corps invites outstanding college juniors and early seniors to a four week summer program at Fort McClellan Alabama. The August 3 to 31 course covers leadership military justice map reading rockets and missiles. Cadets receive a salary of 129.30 plus uniforms meals lodging and transportation.
Harriet Schaffer, new Honor Board Chairman, urged broader student outreach to solve issues affecting individuals and the Barnard community. She noted problems arise during the year and encouraged students to bring concerns to the Board, including ideas like infirmary exams for unable students.
Esther Greene, Wollman Library librarian, reports fifty volumes missing from last semester's reserve shelves after inventory of 4646 open and 752 closed reserve books. Definite improvement noted since initial 73 missing in the first year, with less than one percent of stock absent. No correlation found between enrollment or course popularity and missing books, and replacements wait a year if not in demand.
The National Student Association Committee and the Rave Relations Club presented Walk In My Shoes at Barnard last Friday. The documentary follows a cross country look at segregation from a Negro viewpoint, contrasting Harlem life, poverty in the garment district, and concerns of educated Negroes about rising uneducated migrants.
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